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1994 NSX cleaning - restoration at 182,546 miles (*This is what crazy looks like.*)
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That is a list that could take a while.
Awesome stuff. Keep the pics coming!
Awesome to see someone as crazy about cleaning as I am!!
Also mitch with that battery tray I bead blasted mine and it made a night and day difference.
Also mitch with that battery tray I bead blasted mine and it made a night and day difference.
I'm so NOT gona do this, this is beyond major detailing.. 
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Well, I had an interesting turn of events. I sent off the front and rear bumper support beams (the large black things) to get stripped down and repainted, and the body shop called me and said there was rust on the rear beam that when they started working on it parts of the beam just crumbled! YIKES! So now I have to get a new one of those, or find a mint condition used one.
Mitch,
Never heard back from you....did you want any of my parts?
Never heard back from you....did you want any of my parts?
Yes. Sorry for the delay. I will let you know which ones I need for sure within the next couple of days. Thanks!
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Plan to get mine in the air this winter for a chassis clean too . . .
Other than elbow grease, what do you guys recommend for the suspension components, and equally as important, what do you apply after cleaning to protect please?
Great work, more pics soon
Regards, Paul
Plan to get mine in the air this winter for a chassis clean too . . .
Other than elbow grease, what do you guys recommend for the suspension components, and equally as important, what do you apply after cleaning to protect please?
Great work, more pics soon
Regards, Paul
Merry Christmas! Got a break from playing so wanted to check Prime!
Looking good Mitch. A clean car is a happy car!
Here's a couple of threads on underbody cleaning. I'd try Vrooom's recommendation first. Alsways work in well-ventilated areas, away from gas hot water heaters, etc if you go the petroleum-based solvent route:
http://nsxprime.com/forum/showthread.php?t=99118
http://nsxprime.com/forum/showthread.php?t=131817
Dave
Looking good Mitch. A clean car is a happy car!
Here's a couple of threads on underbody cleaning. I'd try Vrooom's recommendation first. Alsways work in well-ventilated areas, away from gas hot water heaters, etc if you go the petroleum-based solvent route:
http://nsxprime.com/forum/showthread.php?t=99118
http://nsxprime.com/forum/showthread.php?t=131817
Dave
Mitch, you are nuckin futs.
Mitch, that is insane but in a good way.
I am impressed!
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I used this: http://www.simplegreen.com/products_extreme_motor.php
Spray, let it sit for a few mins then scrub a little w/ a brush and rinse off.
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I used this: http://www.simplegreen.com/products_extreme_motor.php
Spray, let it sit for a few mins then scrub a little w/ a brush and rinse off.
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Many Thanx,
That's the result I'm looking to achieve ... I hope they'll ship overseas!
Do you use anything post cleaning to protect all your hard work?
Regards, Paul
That's the result I'm looking to achieve ... I hope they'll ship overseas!
Do you use anything post cleaning to protect all your hard work?
Regards, Paul
I used this: http://www.simplegreen.com/products_extreme_motor.php
Spray, let it sit for a few mins then scrub a little w/ a brush and rinse off.
Before:
After:
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LMAO!
I didn't put anything on afterwards, so right now its probably dirty. But I got the initial 16 years of caked on dirt off, so getting it to shine like that again will be as easy as cleaning a set of dusty rims. I would recommend getting a small wire brush, because certain parts had dirty that really didn't want to let come leave after 16 years.
Mitch, thanks for making the rest of us not seem so crazy after all.:biggrin:
Keep the pics coming.
Keep the pics coming.
Why not powder coat the parts (that can be powder coated) to whatever color you desire instead of cleaning them? It's always a better finish than paint.
Who doesn't want to see how this turns out...
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