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question on intake

So I have my engine out and am doing some clean up..
My first question is what are our intakes made of and what (if ) they are painted ? anodized ? My 79 engine appears to not had a coating on it , while my 86 is black like it was anodized ?

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The intake manifold is made of magnesium, bare, no paint or anodizing. Many have painted them and I suppose you could Cerakote it. I personally like the bare finish with a light oil coating, like Gibbs oil or CorrosionX.

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The intake manifold is made of magnesium, bare, no paint or anodizing. Many have painted them and I suppose you could Cerakote it. I personally like the bare finish with a light oil coating, like Gibbs oil or CorrosionX.

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Ok so I guess magnesium just turns black over time . Gonna try Gibbs oil
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The black finish, assuming it's factory is called pickling, a chemical process to deter corrosion.
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I had mine clear powder coated.
They bead blasted it clean and then cleared it. It looks like new aluminum all the time.
This is now after a year.




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Powdercoat in any color you like, I like white.
Nearly 10 yrs since coated.


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