Posted By: donsdart
Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 05:48 AM
What has anyone found that will take gasoline stains from an edelbrock aluminum intake?
Aluminum intake cleaner
Posted By: Kern Dog
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 07:31 AM
Are you looking for a chemical type cleaner?
I've had crappy luck with what I've tried. Everything so far has resulted in making the aluminum darker. I wonder if Ajax/Comet and a wire brush would work. maybe mix some bleach with the cleanser and water?
I've had crappy luck with what I've tried. Everything so far has resulted in making the aluminum darker. I wonder if Ajax/Comet and a wire brush would work. maybe mix some bleach with the cleanser and water?
Posted By: 340SHORTY
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 08:25 AM
Eagle 1 open pore mag wheel cleaner 
Posted By: mopars4ever
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 08:38 AM
Spray nine works pretty good on grease stains.
Posted By: rickseeman
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 03:35 PM
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Eagle 1 open pore mag wheel cleaner
Posted By: donsdart
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 03:41 PM
Thanks for your advise! Will try Eagle 1 open pore cleaner.
Posted By: skicker
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 04:52 PM
Spend some of that moldy money and buy a new intake... 
Posted By: OzHemi
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 05:05 PM
Quote:Quote:
Eagle 1 open pore mag wheel cleaner
I just cleaned 3 of them yesterday with it...for any that are only mildly dirty I use it all the time (or sandblasting for really bad ones..)
(Off the car that is...watch getting the Eagle 1 stuff on any finished surfaces at least)
Posted By: Cab_Burge
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 07:43 PM
I use cast aluminum wheel cleaner on them off the motor, spray on and rinse after 20 to 60 seconds, depending on the outside air temps. 
DO NOT let it dry 
DO NOT let it dry
Posted By: Mr.Yuck
Re: Aluminum intake cleaner - 04/16/14 07:52 PM
Hemi Orange spray paint. really, I just adjusted my valves and my brushed valve covers look dirty. They don't clean easy and they'll never look new again. So I think the next time they come off they'll get cleaned up and shot w/ paint. I guess you could use a good clear coat and accomplish the same.