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Steam the parts in an old pot, with a steaming rack for vegetables. Just add water when it gets low. F*@k blasting .

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Old 10-08-2010, 12:26 PM
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Try carbon-off. You can get it at better restaurant supply stores, works great on aluminum (or any metal) no grinding or scrubbing. Just brush on and wash off.
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Run it up to about 1,700 - 2,000 RPM's, lean it out until just before the RPM's start to drop, run it for about a minute or two, then check the mags again...
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Jeff, with the blaster, just stick everything in a big clear plastic bag. You can still hold the gun and see everything. Thats what i do with stuff that wont fit in my blast cabinet
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Run it up to about 1,700 - 2,000 RPM's, lean it out until just before the RPM's start to drop, run it for about a minute or two, then check the mags again...
This is beyond plug fowling! But a good procedure

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