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1slo_camaro · 07-23-2013, 10:05 PM

buy the intake and flip it then add a few extra bucks and buy a brand new one. if the price is righ i would be interested in picking it up, as for removing the paint, i would fill a bucket up with acetone or paint thinner and let it soak overnight. and then then next day take a rag and wipe it all off. unless it is a polished intake you could also media/sand/bead blast it then paint it with rust oleum aluminum paint, looks pretty natural

07-23-2013, 10:05 PM	#17
1slo_camaro Registered User Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: North East, MD/ Cape May, NJ Posts: 286	Re: Stripping paint off an aluminum intake buy the intake and flip it then add a few extra bucks and buy a brand new one. if the price is righ i would be interested in picking it up, as for removing the paint, i would fill a bucket up with acetone or paint thinner and let it soak overnight. and then then next day take a rag and wipe it all off. unless it is a polished intake you could also media/sand/bead blast it then paint it with rust oleum aluminum paint, looks pretty natural __________________ 1978 2wd Fleetside, 350/th350 headers and 10 series mufflers 1998 Jeep ZJ 4.5 lift 32s full bolt ons awaiting axles "Life is full of decisions, we make them and dont look back"