NewbieJoined: Nov 2010North TynesidePosts: 1602 Saxo VTR
#1
I just got an exhaust manifold from the scrapyard and I would like to give it a good clean-up before I fit it. What's the best way to clean it up? I thought I would jet wash it, would that be good enough?
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Frequent PosterJoined: Jun 2010wiganPosts: 778
#2
Assuming it's a standard cast mani spraying water on it would be the last thing I'd do. Just sand it down and spray it with black vht paint mate. Will look good.
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NewbieJoined: Nov 2010North TynesidePosts: 1602 Saxo VTR
#3
Yes, it's the standard manifold. Thanks for the advice. I meant more for the inside of the manifold in fact, there's a bit of black stuff in the pipes, I'd like to remove it before I fit the manifold, I thought it would be better. Can I sand the inside as well or does it sound like a stupid idea?
NewbieJoined: Nov 2010North TynesidePosts: 1602 Saxo VTR
#4
PS: Nice bike, I'm actually looking for a 600 (Fazer or similar), and would like to get rid of the car.
Frequent PosterJoined: Jun 2010wiganPosts: 778
#5
Cheers mate. It's for sale. As for inside block off one end with anythin you can and fill it with petrol. Paint stripper might work but I use petrol. Let it soak and wire brush it.
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Saxperience Forum BumJoined: Sep 2011DoncasterPosts: 2627Fabia VRS, mk1 fiesta + some others
#6
i sandblased mine then sprayed it heat proof black. looked new!
no reason to sandblast it really though, a wire brush would do!