Re: Intake manifold finish

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I don't know what all exactly the materials are for the job, but I can tell 
you it's alot of work, especially in the tight spots.  I'd suggest having it 
done professionally, even though it can cost some bucks.  Last time I had it 
done, it was around $200-$300, depending how good of a job you wanted.

In a message dated 2/12/05 4:13:01 PM Pacific Standard Time, menkoj@xxxxxxxxx 
writes:
How would you guys suggest polishing the aluminum manifold?  Is this
doable as a DIY or pay someone?

Well ok, most specifically, what tools/products would I need to DIY?

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