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Old 07-30-2009, 09:55 PM
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Idk, it's still bright red when I hit the brakes...

As for the washer reservoir, I just used Krylon fusion... for plastic...
 
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You can get it at Auto zone... or sherwin williams...

Alrighty, then!
 
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i spray it once a week for the last 3 years..... only thing i cover is the air filter! i coat everything with the tire foam too.....never burnt or stink....all i can say is try it!!!
 
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just doesn't seem like a good idea... idk... I'd cover the terminals and filter... if mine ever got dirty... but it doesn't..
 
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I have just seen too many threads on too many forums of computers getting wet... ask any detailer if they soak an engine bay down, I am guessing 99% say not without covering electronics...


thats all I am saying, it may work out great and never be an issue... Not everyone may have the same luck though...
 
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looks good frenchy!
 
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I am a engine bay sprayer with Greased Lighting Orange Cleaner I just dont hold the hose on the computer, alt, etc

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Originally Posted by lghtngblt02
I am a engine bay sprayer with Greased Lighting Orange Cleaner I just dont hold the hose on the computer, alt, etc

I made this thread hoping you'd post yours...
 
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Old 08-05-2009, 07:40 PM
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I have some Greases lightning orange... that stuff is nasty strong.

I am guessing it doesnt set very long.
 
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I used degreaser on mine, i forget which brand, and it completely screwed up everything. It looks faded and stained. It's horrible. Stick with what these guys recommend.

Nice job Bolt, that looks great!
 
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