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What do you do about the tranny?


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In getting the car ready to go back together-not that I am close to that point, I have come upon yet another quandry. What do you do to ready the trany-not rebuilding, but ceaning and coating.

If Aluminum is cleaned with Marine Clean, it looks great for a week or so, and then starts to develop oxidation because there is nothing coating the surface to protect it. What are you guys doing-if anything? Oiling, waxing, clear coat, plating, dare I say it, buffing it out?

Will

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I cleaned, degreased and then used metal ready on mine. Then instead of using POR I used a Rust-Oleum metal finish "chrome or silver" spray paint. I won't know how it will hold up, but for now it looks real good. Touch up's won't be too difficult either.

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Will, I went after casting parting lines with a 4" grinder/sanding pads. Then I went over the whole thing with a mounted Scotch-Brite paint stripping pad (various grits). Then masked off certain areas and got the thing bead blasted. Finished up with multiple coats of clear.

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