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how can I clean the old gasket off my valve body plate I have been picking at it with a razor blade but it getting to the point where the blade will do more damage than good if I continue.
#2
There's no easy way to do it. Don't use any thing sharp. A dull putty knife would be what I would use.
#4
Scotch-Brite Roloc Surface Conditioning Discs made by 3m if you have a die grinder or even a fast spinning drill moter. They work really well for removing old gasket material , made just for this purpose and will not remove any metal. They leave a very nice clean surface . If you don't have a die grinder you can just use the scotch brite pads that you would normally use for scouring pots and pans with but youll have to use a lot of elbow greese lol .
#5
Scotch-Brite Roloc Surface Conditioning Discs made by 3m if you have a die grinder or even a fast spinning drill moter. They work really well for removing old gasket material , made just for this purpose and will not remove any metal. They leave a very nice clean surface . If you don't have a die grinder you can just use the scotch brite pads that you would normally use for scouring pots and pans with but youll have to use a lot of elbow greese lol .
#6
do not use those on the valve body!!!, irregardless of what anyone says or will say, no matter what grit is used they score the surface/etch the surface, I don't even use them on aluminum heads anymore, just a razor blade, gasket remover spray in extreme cases and patience, valvebody surface is critical to keep the surface true as such was machined and not induce an uneven/or scored surface one bit.
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