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  1. 06-08-2005 02:34 PM #16
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    www.amazon.com go there and search for Carburator books or something... A list of stuff will come up too. Tech probably gave you what you need though but I said this just in case....
    Oh wait haha he has amazon links. lol
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    This will work too.
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    What's the best way to dress up finish on a Holley. Mine is kind of that goldish color. Have a 500 CFM that I'm going to rebuild.

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    Use a really fine scotch pad. I think that's the name... I cant even think right now haha but it's that little metal wound fiber kinda stuff you know. It will come to me in a couple minutes here.
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    Brillo pad is the metal or steel wool - Scotch pad is the green material - not sure what it is.

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    Steel wool that's it haha. I use that on my little 2 barrell Holley carb. It's silver but still, I get some fine steel wool and it cleans it right up with a bit of a shine... Same with my M/T valve covers.
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