best protection for your mechanicals
07-09-2004, 05:22 PM
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best protection for your mechanicals
boeshield.com
6 months of metal protection
Boeshield T-9. Get a bottle, spray the engine, spray the suspension, spray the metal XREAS cylinders, spray the engine bay.
Be happy and enjoy protection...
Originally developed by Boeing for aircraft cleaning/lube/protection. This stuff is awesome. It sticks to metal and melts away grime. It sticks for 6 months and is waterproof.
I sprayed the engine, headers (which were iron-rusted, common) but the Boeshield cleaned everything up. It's really incredible stuff.
Use it for bike chains, etc, safe on any auto surface- plastic, painted, great for the battery terminals...it goes on and on.
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Yeah Corey, this stuff rocks. Do you think you can get a group buy? I'd be in for a 12-pack or something 
The suspension feels glassy smooth after hitting all the piviots...maybe it's my imagination but everything feels smoother (I sprayed down the driveshafts/slip yokes too)
Oh, I sprayed the rear diff breather to help prevent clogging and the exhaust/headers should never rust now!...love that stuff.
The suspension feels glassy smooth after hitting all the piviots...maybe it's my imagination but everything feels smoother (I sprayed down the driveshafts/slip yokes too)
Oh, I sprayed the rear diff breather to help prevent clogging and the exhaust/headers should never rust now!...love that stuff.
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Originally Posted by Bob_98SR5
james,
no pics? i'm especially curious how your headers look now.
bob
no pics? i'm especially curious how your headers look now.
bob
11-18-2004, 11:38 AM
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Bob, sorry for the delay
Here is the header that was treated-untouched it stayed this way. You can see the "fat" part that I didn't do-all crusty
Here's starting to spray that area and cleaning
And here it is finished- all I did was spray, wipe off, and spray to let dry. Really easy.
Here is the header that was treated-untouched it stayed this way. You can see the "fat" part that I didn't do-all crusty
Here's starting to spray that area and cleaning
And here it is finished- all I did was spray, wipe off, and spray to let dry. Really easy.
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