Subject	Coat it ...
Posted by	markpearl91tt on January 13, 2003 at 6:36 PM
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In Reply To	What to use to keep my polished plenum shinny? posted by 2-turbos on January 13, 2003 at 01:07 PM
Message	There are a number of companies that make clear coatings for polished aluminum that are designed to prevent fading/dulling that are also resistant to yellowing under temperature duress. VHT makes one ... I can't think of the other companies, but when I researched that a while back, I remember seeing several that could take 700F + temps without yellowing. Just a thought.
Follow Ups	What to use to keep my polished plenum shinny? - 2-turbos 13:07:42 01/13/03 Re: What to use to keep my polished plenum shinny? - Whisper 13:16:25 01/13/03 Autosol works really well, Also an white rouge will also - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 13:34:41 01/13/03 Do you use white rouge by itself? just rub on? (n/m) - 2-turbos 13:49:31 01/13/03 No.... - RezidentEvil 14:01:37 01/13/03 Rouge has to be applied VIA a buff wheel at no less (pref'd - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 14:23:34 01/13/03 Simichrome or other hi quality non-abrasive metal polish (n/m) - ///MO3N 15:46:01 01/13/03 Simichrome doesn't do well with the silica in the plenum - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 16:03:35 01/13/03 Coat it ... - markpearl91tt 18:36:39 01/13/03
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