Engine Bay
#1
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Engine Bay
I've been seeing a lot of people asking how to detail ur engine bay and lots of results, which inspired me to clean mine because it was really filthy!
Products Used,
Meguiar's APC+
Meguiar's Hyper Dressing
Various brushes
Can't forget to wrap the Filter on the CAI.
Results,
Please excuse the hose from vc to stock intake, will remove it soon.
Products Used,
Meguiar's APC+
Meguiar's Hyper Dressing
Various brushes
Can't forget to wrap the Filter on the CAI.
Results,
Please excuse the hose from vc to stock intake, will remove it soon.
#4
Looks real nice. I'm sure you'll get 5hp, just from how good it looks.
Can you comment on the rubber hoses with the Hyper Dressing. Specifically, they look 'wet' or covered in a 'film', I would be concerned that they are dirt magnets and the parts would look like crap in a few days?
#6
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Originally Posted by S2kHabitat
Looks much better. Get a tooth brush and get the black stuff around were the head and block meet.
Originally Posted by RUGBY
Looks real nice. I'm sure you'll get 5hp, just from how good it looks.
Can you comment on the rubber hoses with the Hyper Dressing. Specifically, they look 'wet' or covered in a 'film', I would be concerned that they are dirt magnets and the parts would look like crap in a few days?
Can you comment on the rubber hoses with the Hyper Dressing. Specifically, they look 'wet' or covered in a 'film', I would be concerned that they are dirt magnets and the parts would look like crap in a few days?
You can control the finished look by diluting it with more water. I used 2:1, some people use 4:1 and some that love the shiny finish use 1:1. Hope that helps.
Originally Posted by Suzuka Joe
i had my bumper painted once and they detailed my car. under the hood looked insanely spotless. I don't know what they used but it worked incredibly