Subject	it was never shiny out of the factory
Posted by	300ZMang on June 21, 2013 at 6:07 PM
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In Reply To	cleaning plenum ? posted by 1995z32tt on June 21, 2013 at 05:02 PM
Message	But you can use a dremel with a polishing wheel to really get it to look shiny. if you want it to *bling though you should get it powdercoated or chromed. How detailed r u getting? u removing it or just cleaning what u can w it installed? ive found that cleaning products dont get plenums too shiny, but do take the dirt off the surface and remove grease etc.
Follow Ups	cleaning plenum ? - 1995z32tt 17:02:41 06/21/13 it was never shiny out of the factory - 300ZMang 18:07:21 06/21/13 Re: it was never shiny out of the factory - 1995z32tt 18:11:52 06/21/13 Chrome or Polishing or Powder Coating! All known ways - Zski (NoVA) 18:12:44 06/21/13 Rust remover - BlackholeZ 20:39:40 06/21/13 Re: Rust remover - 1995z32tt 21:20:21 06/21/13 Do it somewhat quickly - left too long it can leave - jzack 22:21:08 06/21/13 Exactly. - BlackholeZ 23:51:16 06/21/13 Naval jelly works great at dealing with badly caked - jzack 16:42:47 06/22/13 Simple green bath... soak... scrub.. dry.. then Bead blast (n/m) - Drk93TT 21:59:20 06/21/13 Who sells polish or chrome plenum at a good price ? (n/m) - Z-speed 13:50:44 06/22/13
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