nothing special, just happy it's clean!

not bad. nice job on the valve cover. most of the time people fail at getting that shiny

but... i can see a lot of areas that still need quite a bit of help. under the coolant reservoir comes to mind the most...



I'm tired of wasting my time... now I'm breakin' free.

z yaaaa wrote:not bad. nice job on the valve cover. most of the time people fail at getting that shiny

but... i can see a lot of areas that still need quite a bit of help. under the coolant reservoir comes to mind the most...

probably was tired after getting the valve cover so clean, i slacked on other areas. will have to hit it up again though. thanks

best bet wit that area is to completely remove the coolant res. doesnt need to be un-hooked, just moved out of the way. then you can get under there with some cleaner and a rag and go to town.

thats the best way i found to do it anyways.



I'm tired of wasting my time... now I'm breakin' free.

Looks good


GMR has got nothing on this

z yaaaa wrote:best bet wit that area is to completely remove the coolant res. doesnt need to be un-hooked, just moved out of the way. then you can get under there with some cleaner and a rag and go to town.

thats the best way i found to do it anyways.

cool thanks, good looking out!

what process and chemical did you use for your valve cover?

Jeff Roberts wrote:what process and chemical did you use for your valve cover?

Lucas slick mist is all i used, along with a 100% cotton cloth.

Also, when cleaning i like to stick to one direction, either left to right, up and down, never circular though. maybe it's just me, does anyone know if going different directions matter? i think someone once told me it did matter when it comes to waxing.