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Old 09-16-2011, 02:11 PM
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Thank you.. We custom make those clips..
And sell? I think they'd work well with the Fab9
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Old 09-17-2011, 07:58 AM
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I am sure I can spare a few.. PM me..

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Old 09-17-2011, 01:36 PM
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Wanna Thank Mike & Brad from QMP Racing for a quick turn around on rebuilding our LS7.. Got it masked last nite & painted this morning...

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Wanna Thank Mike & Brad from QMP Racing for a quick turn around on rebuilding our LS7.. Got it masked last nite & painted this morning...

Rat boy and Bubba Brad do nice work
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What was your process for cleaning and painting the block?
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Yeah they do. I'm gonna have to speak to them about putting Blue Balls ahead of me...
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Old 09-17-2011, 04:45 PM
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Scrub the engine with simple green.. Clean all surfaces with Acetone... Etching primer.. Paint..


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What was your process for cleaning and painting the block?
They like me better than you down their!!

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Scrub the engine with simple green.. Clean all surfaces with Acetone... Etching primer.. Paint..
I'm in the midst of prep work on the block for some color @ home so I can get the bbc back into my DD/tow pig. I use a similar prep approach (simple green & acetone) but use typical 'home' materials to wipe away dirt & oil residue. This typically means recycled shop rags or those 'blue' shop paper-towels.

My issue is the 'lint-free' p-towels leave behind way more material than desired if any cleaning chems are used & the shop towels (clean as they look) still typically have an oily residue not good for helping paint products adhere.

What would you guys recommend for the driveway builds?
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Yeah they do. I'm gonna have to speak to them about putting Blue Balls ahead of me...
I can send the boyz over to have a chat LOL
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