oem muffler polish diy* pics *
07-01-2008, 07:34 PM
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**CAPTAIN PANTS huge thanks for rehosting my pics! i hosted on photobucket this time so this one should last haha.
this is the only other decent pic i have of new polished goodness on the car *booty shot*
but the bottom of the canisters didn't catch much light in this photo
thanks for awesome comments all!!!
in response to a few questions:
*i got into the crevices of the mufflers by folding scotch brite pads and stuffing them into the cracks w/ a small flat head screw driver and scrubbed away
*i sprayed a coat of clear (high temp clear) over the mufflers after the polish and they are a breeze to keep clean
*i
the sound of catless and resonatorless. sounds like open header except way quiter 
this is the only other decent pic i have of new polished goodness on the car *booty shot*
but the bottom of the canisters didn't catch much light in this photothanks for awesome comments all!!!
in response to a few questions:
*i got into the crevices of the mufflers by folding scotch brite pads and stuffing them into the cracks w/ a small flat head screw driver and scrubbed away
*i sprayed a coat of clear (high temp clear) over the mufflers after the polish and they are a breeze to keep clean
*i
the sound of catless and resonatorless. sounds like open header except way quiter
07-02-2008, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by mouseS2000,Jul 2 2008, 01:47 PM
Looks nice! How much time was involved?
haha - but there was alot of downtime letting the aircraft remover sit for like 30 mins (took 2-3 coats) and beer was involved
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