Just had a quick question, whats a good way to get the vod clean? After reading everyone's opinions I have decided not to paint the vod for now. I want to get it good and clean before I put it all back together. Thanks.
Location: Dayton, Ohio
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Just had a quick question, whats a good way to get the vod clean? After reading everyone's opinions I have decided not to paint the vod for now. I want to get it good and clean before I put it all back together. Thanks.
Mike Lowrey VIN# 3830
Location: Dayton, Ohio
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Just found this http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?22...-for-detailing Looks like a good way to start. (the Dremel)
Mike Lowrey VIN# 3830
Location: Sacramento CA.
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Ya, that is a good way to go at it......I also did not paint the VOD. Without being able to properly clean it and prep for paint to stick well, I figured it will be good for another 20 years as long as I don't have any major issues. I would suggest that you clean everything else while its out of the car. You can get everything really clean and even paint the intake and others. It makes a huge difference when things go back together...Originally Posted by DMC81
Location: Dayton, Ohio
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Nice photos, that is so clean. Very nice job. Thanks for the info.Ya, that is a good way to go at it......I also did not paint the VOD. Without being able to properly clean it and prep for paint to stick well, I figured it will be good for another 20 years as long as I don't have any major issues. I would suggest that you clean everything else while its out of the car. You can get everything really clean and even paint the intake and others. It makes a huge difference when things go back together...
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