RE: "Engine Turned" pattern in side trim

[Jeff Adams <ledman_70@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you're talking about oven cleaner with lye, such as Easy Off, I think 
the EPA forced the manufacturer to remove the lye. I was told at the 
Nats to use lye to strip the anodizing from my Fury trim, but I don't 
think you can get lye anymore. Anybody know of other products that 
contain lye?
Dennis J. wrote:
> 
> Steve,
> It can be removed with oven cleaner and most car shows have a booth with 
> 
> a powder form, they sell, you mix with water and soak the piece of trim 
> in and it will remove the anodizing. I did mine and the buffed it and 
> then coated (painted) it with Glisten, a product sold by the makers of 
> Por. It is garunteed not to flake off or turn yellow.  
> 
> 
> Steve Mick wrote:
> > 
> > How is the anodizing removed without buffing? I  wasn't aware it could 
> > be 
> > done......................MO



Jeff Adams
64 Polara


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