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Look what I did in less than ten minutes:

And ten minutes later:

Cadmium Plating in under 30 minutes:


|UPDATED|1/22/2005 12:36:19 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|

And ten minutes later:

Cadmium Plating in under 30 minutes:


|UPDATED|1/22/2005 12:36:19 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|
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That looks outstanding.
How did you do that,,process, supplies etc.
I just replaced my booster last fall and it came unpainted, so I painted it black and reinstalled.

How did you do that,,process, supplies etc.

I just replaced my booster last fall and it came unpainted, so I painted it black and reinstalled.

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WOW! That looks great!!!
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That's a product used for antiquing, correct? Comes in a tube in a variety of colors. I'm also guessing it has to be applied to bare metal.
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OOOOOHHHHHHH That's Nice !!!
Tell us more!!!
We're getting buried in snow, I wouldn't mind adding that to my winter projects list.
Anthony
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We're getting buried in snow, I wouldn't mind adding that to my winter projects list.
Anthony
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Exactly what I'm looking for for some of my engine parts.
How does it hold up over time?
Do you need to seal it?
Where can I get the product?
How does it hold up over time?
Do you need to seal it?
Where can I get the product?


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What a great look!!!!! man that really adds to the engine compartment.....care to share how you did it? 

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The name of the stuff is Rub n Buff. It comes in a very small tube and you can buy it at a craft shop for about $4. Different colors are available. There were two different shades of gold.
Use sparingly, as a little goes a long ways. I applied it with an old toothbrush then lightly buffed it with a clean cloth. Actually, you can also apply it with your fingers.
I learned about it from someone else (Gator454) at another place. Yesterday, was the first time I have used it, so have no idea how it will hold up overtime. This week I am going to see if there is a color that might be compatible with the hood latches.
BTW, I was right on the verge of ripping out the booster and decided to try this as a last resort. Happy Motoring! Mark
Use sparingly, as a little goes a long ways. I applied it with an old toothbrush then lightly buffed it with a clean cloth. Actually, you can also apply it with your fingers.

I learned about it from someone else (Gator454) at another place. Yesterday, was the first time I have used it, so have no idea how it will hold up overtime. This week I am going to see if there is a color that might be compatible with the hood latches.
BTW, I was right on the verge of ripping out the booster and decided to try this as a last resort. Happy Motoring! Mark

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Mark,
I searched Rub n Buff and found it, but there are several gold shades.It looks like you picked a good one.Do you remember which it was?
Thanks,Jules
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I searched Rub n Buff and found it, but there are several gold shades.It looks like you picked a good one.Do you remember which it was?
Thanks,Jules

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The name of the color is Grecian Gold.
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