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    1. #13
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      Nov 2006
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      Washington, MO
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      Hey Nick, here's what I did in Jan:
      I started with a new intake but I didn't want it turning yellow so I cleaned it with a thinner/degreaser solvent and I used the light silver Duplicolor Wheel Paint.


      I've used this before to clean up some really rusty wheels and it never flaked once. And the rep I know said it would stand up to the heat as well. So I tried it out and the intake still looks better than new. I used the light silver and have burnt oil on it.. it all just wipes off easily instead of having a porous surface like before. Sorry to sound like a commercial but I'm impressed with it. Wish I had a better pic, but here you can see the intake installed.








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