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David G

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I hauled the tiny house up to nephews house last weekend.

It was blocking my access to the engine for the LI, I am going to try some black lava blasting on it to clean up the rusty head, then paint and put back in the chassis. It is
supposed to be nice out this week, and I am at home, so that will work out good.
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Nice-looking motor, already looks pretty clean from where I'm sitting. Gonna blast the head on the block or remove?
 
The paint is not real solid on the head, last painter did not clean off rust, so I am going to clean off loose paint and clean up the metal so it sticks.
 
(quoted from post at 16:37:14 10/22/18) Bad plan to blast an assembled engine.
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If you are going to just look at it and not use it sandblast it. If you are going to use it don’t sandblast an engine that is going to be used. You will get sand in places that will ruin the engine no matter how careful you are.
Elmo
 
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