I just had my '66 Muncie 4-speed totally rebuilt and now want to cleanup the outside of the casting. It isn't really greasy but has fingerprints, is slightly oily, and now would be the time to clean it before reinstalling it in the car. What would be the best cleaner or other method of cleaning it up? Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.
Muncie Trans Cleanup
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Re: Muncie Trans Cleanup
I just had my '66 Muncie 4-speed totally rebuilt and now want to cleanup the outside of the casting. It isn't really greasy but has fingerprints, is slightly oily, and now would be the time to clean it before reinstalling it in the car. What would be the best cleaner or other method of cleaning it up? Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.
There are several threads in the archives on this, but there is one in particular from long ago about blasting cast aluminum. If no one else posts it I'll try to look it up later.
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Larry,
I get mine from Aircraft spruce, but shipping will kill you. Some auto parts cary it and call it aluminum bright or aluminum cleaner. I bought 5 gallons from a place that washes and cleans aluminum truck trailers. Google aluminum brightener.
We use it prior to priming to remove surface corrosion and it preps the aluminum for primer.
Dom
Larry, forgot to say that I chose to put a clear coat over all my cleaned aluminum as it will stain easily.
domLast edited by Domenic T.; December 2, 2020, 02:16 PM.- Top
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