Engine Bay CLean up ideas
Ok guys I got my kit in today and got everything installed except the hood piece. I need to make some adjustments on the firewall piece, but other than that I think it turned out great.
What do you think??



What do you think??



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Originally Posted by Frosty355
I am in need of some Ideas about how to clean up my xB's engine bay. Already painted my engine cover and fuse covers. I also covered some of the hoses with wire loom. BUt I need something BIGGER and BETTER!
Pics and web links would be great.
Thanks
Pics and web links would be great.
Thanks
Looks good, Doug! They did a nice job on your 'DUGZILLA' too!
Now you need to get in there and keep those few OEM parts still visible all polished up.
(Cant wait to see this in person.)
Now you need to get in there and keep those few OEM parts still visible all polished up.
(Cant wait to see this in person.)
Originally Posted by jethro_b
dugzillaxb, It's a nice concept but you cover all the details up with all that metal. Not my cup of tea.
I'm thinking Plexi hood... :D
(Or at least a window set into the hood... and some really nice indirect lighting in the engine bay.)
Back wwhen I used to work in a restaurant, we had spray cans of an industrial stainless steel
polish that was used to wipe down all the stainless every night. It left a really good looking sheen
on the stainless and protected it from anything sticking with a light wax-like coat that you couldn't
really SEE, but made the stainless super slick. Wish I still had a can of that so I could tell you the
brand. It was great stuff for keeping stainless looking good. came in a whight and light blue spray
can.
(Or at least a window set into the hood... and some really nice indirect lighting in the engine bay.)
Back wwhen I used to work in a restaurant, we had spray cans of an industrial stainless steel
polish that was used to wipe down all the stainless every night. It left a really good looking sheen
on the stainless and protected it from anything sticking with a light wax-like coat that you couldn't
really SEE, but made the stainless super slick. Wish I still had a can of that so I could tell you the
brand. It was great stuff for keeping stainless looking good. came in a whight and light blue spray
can.









