Easy way to clean engine fins?
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Simple (but not easy or fast) is to use a cleaner, brush or fine wet dry sand paper (or a steady hand with a dremel) along the edges (I've used an emory fingernail board in tight spots), and anything that might get on the black edges can be dealt with, with a toothbrush and S100 Engine Brightener...stuff works really well at making the black like new. Many prefer Pig Spit.
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Not being an a-hole here.. I'll send a pic of my stash..
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Well my fins are still rather new looking now, I don't want to start grinding with 80 grit or nail files, I just want to keep them looking like they are now, lol. I like Kebo's idea, is S100 the same as PigSpit? If so I'll give it a try, thanks all!
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This was a good thread about cleaning them:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...ling-fins.html
Easy to do too....just take your time.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...ling-fins.html
Easy to do too....just take your time.