Carb bodies are made from a zinc based material and it isn't designed to shine - just to stay dull gray.
You can polish them but it's not really worthwhile for most of us. I have done it on some bikes, but now I just use an ultrasonic cleaner and bench grinder mounted wire brush.
making carb bodies shiny again
The advantage of the paste is that it sticks to the surface and provides a uniform coverage.
Of course it would be possible to completely dunk the carb in coke...not as easy for a table top.
After reading the contents of tomato paste, I counted around 20+ different acids!....almost afraid to eat it now!...might just stick with the brew
We used to coat pennies with mercury from broken thermometers and they really shined bit I think that might be illegal now
Of course it would be possible to completely dunk the carb in coke...not as easy for a table top.
After reading the contents of tomato paste, I counted around 20+ different acids!....almost afraid to eat it now!...might just stick with the brew
We used to coat pennies with mercury from broken thermometers and they really shined bit I think that might be illegal now
66 dream, 78 cb750k, 02fz1, 09 wing