Thermostat housing cleaning

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15 years 4 months ago #4257 by 928mac
Here are a few pictures of how I cleaned it up.

before I started.




This is how I removed the inner seal







Now it is ready to start cleaning





I used a wire wheel on a Dremel




Then I used a rubber none abrasive buffer



Looking a little better ?





The stat hose housing was nasty as well



But I cleaned the edges the same way

The whole point is to clean with out damaging



Then I buffed it with the die-grinder


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15 years 4 months ago #4263 by martinss
Very nice serial pics Brad - very clear - thanks!

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15 years 4 months ago #4266 by pcar928fan
EXCELLENT Pics and info! You are taking lessons from Dewayne obviously! ;)

James
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15 years 3 months ago #4431 by xstepson
Brad,
Are you going to throw some sort of clear coating on that thermostat cover so it doesn't corrode and stays shiny?

BradW buffed mine for me a couple of years ago. I sprayed it with some clear enamel and it's still shiny and looking good.

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15 years 3 months ago #4434 by 928mac
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here is how it looks painted


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15 years 2 months ago #4782 by Pcplod
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Brad,

What did you paint your thermostat housing with to give it such a bright candy-apple type of finish?

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