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Having had magnesium parts for 25 plus years you would think I would have found a fool proof way to care for finish and keeping it up. WRONG.

Wondering if any here might know of something that works great for keeping the finish looking like new?

I know not norm on bracket car,then when the hell did I claim to be part of norm.Always said I was going to try normal one day just seems so boring.LMAO




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Dow 7 is the original BAE/BNR-Veney "greenish" valve cover chemical conversion. Surface prep is key.
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Cerakote.


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yea care for dow 7 is issue. Its great till it is not kind of stuff. These are older VC's and finish is good but sitting in trailer for a week the humidity got the fuzz started.

Have waxed them in past and seen little to no difference.




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last set I had re-coated was little over 300 bucks and that was 20 years ago.I doubt it has gotten cheaper.LOL




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If you have something polished such as Halibrand mag wheels I used a rattle can clear coat with success.

I have had wonderful results using Gibbs brand oil on polished or bare metal.
I would give that a try once you figure out how to get rid of the mag fuzz.


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I have a PSI blower hat that I had carbon fiber hydro dipped. Looked good for about 5-6 years. But I kept sitting wrenches on it and skinned it up a little. Actually still doesn't look all that bed.

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