Engine Bay Bling Part 1
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Started on my engine bay now just fitted some Spec R parts just waiting for the nice weather to give it a clean up, this is how its looking at the moment
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Sweet work, I am thinking about an engine tart up this summer, I do my bay with a steam cleaner (hand held thing from homebase) and it comes up a treat.
Looking good!
Looking good!
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Here's a few more ideas for you 
Aerospace Protectant 303 brings up the black piping really well.......it's just not cheap
Great quality stuff the Spec-R


Aerospace Protectant 303 brings up the black piping really well.......it's just not cheap

Great quality stuff the Spec-R


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Looking Tidy Fellas 
need to give mine a good steam clean and get them black bits shiny, and need to paint my Inlet a colour not sure what yet tbh
Darc

need to give mine a good steam clean and get them black bits shiny, and need to paint my Inlet a colour not sure what yet tbh
Darc
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im always abit worried about jet washing the engine but i have heard its fine, how did you go about it mate?
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also where do you guys get the spec r bits from, i have managed to get the alternator cover and fuse cover off of ebay (no suprise there) but would like the battery cover and slam pannel (or similar slam) to go with
thanks
and looks good there guys
Car Care Advice - Engine - How to safely clean and protect your engine bay
I've used a pressure washer 4 or 5 times on my engine bay now and never had a problem.
I just mixed the engine degreaser stronger than it suggests and aggitate the worst areas with a brush and leave it for ten mins or so. Then I pressure washer it off from a decent distance as not force the water in too much, using as little water as needed. Then try to soak up as much water as possible with a water magnet and followed the engine running time in the guide and then let the car sit in the sun to dry up completly. (Don't be alarmed at how much steam comes out of the bonnet when the engine is running
)I've got a great guide from Swiss Tony I can email to you if you want it just PM me (personally I think it's slightly better than the polished Bliss one but I can't find it on here
).
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