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Is there anything you can put on freshly bead blasted aluminum ( intake manifold for example) to keep gas stains and stuff like that from soaking in?
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High Temp Clear Paint??

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Powder coat will help. I've used some that looked like unpolished aluminum. Chuck

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i've never tried this stuff but it looks interesting.

http://www.roadsters.com/gibbs/

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This looks tempting. I would like something for my brand new Mummert Script valve covers.

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At the speed shop today I was after something else, andt as I walked out I noticed the gibbs on the shelf. I remembered this post.
I started to pick it up to look at it an stopped when I saw the $20.00 price tag. Must be good stuff!









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Looks like good stuff. I'll have to give it a try. Chuck

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stuey (10/23/2013)
i've never tried this stuff but it looks interesting.

http://www.roadsters.com/gibbs/

stuey


The web site information on this stuff is AMAZING! Definitely not inexpensive, but it sounds like THE material for preserving ANY metal that you desire to have a natural, waterproof finish on.

Lower viscosity than water, penetrates gaps as small as one micron... GooD GrieF!

Apparently available in a bottle at an earlier time. I wish it still was. -I've had too many aerosol cans go dead on me.

Sounds like it would be good for an aluminum intake and some cast iron pieces I can think of.

THANKS, Stuey! Smile

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I ordered some. I'll try anything once.
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Been using Gibbs for years now.

$96.00 for a case of 12 cans delivered. Just picked up a case at Hershey.

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