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67675, polishing hrc pipes Posted by eclipseman1999, Feb-26-04 10:19 AM
Could I polish the hrc pipes using the same procedure that people use to polish the heat shield?If so would the piping rust at all once I would polish all of the black powder coat off? http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=7&topic_id=52527&mode=full
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67683, RE: polishing hrc pipes Posted by LoudEclipse, Feb-26-04 01:10 PM
your best bet would be to sand blast or media blast all the paint or powder coating off first. then your best bet would be to steel wool the metal till it is smooth and consistent. then go at it with your polishing compound(mothers, blue steel, wenol) it may require a lot of time but it will be worth it. also, you could always have them chromed. more money, less manual labor on your part and easier to maintain
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67684, RE: polishing hrc pipes Posted by a_miller_76, Feb-26-04 02:30 PM
Either that or drop the $50 to get it chromed.
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67686, RE: polishing hrc pipes Posted by eclipseman1999, Feb-26-04 02:41 PM
Where can I get it chromed for 50.00?? Their is a local place that I know of but its around 100.00 to have it done.
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67705, RE: polishing hrc pipes Posted by run4cvr, Feb-26-04 05:24 PM
IMO your best bet is to take it to that place in chandler. Ceramic coated inside and out all of your piping $110.
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67706, RE: polishing hrc pipes Posted by a_miller_76, Feb-26-04 05:29 PM
Why would you ceramic coat intercooler pipes? Not gonna effect that much.
Chroming is different prices different places...i was just making a guess :)
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67724, RE: polishing hrc pipes Posted by run4cvr, Feb-27-04 03:29 AM
Originally posted by a_miller_76 Why would you ceramic coat intercooler pipes? Not gonna effect that much. Chroming is different prices different places...i was just making a guess :)
Try running a turbo kit in AZ during the summer. Any little thing to help keep the temps down is a good thing.
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