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D15CO D4VE
Original Poster
308 posts
20 months
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I have an old turbo lying round and have decided I want to clean it up and make a funky ornament out of it but without it costing much... Right what I need to know is what's the best way to clean it up? 
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adeel_gt
146 posts
69 months
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4key
3,878 posts
17 months
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Rub it down with sandpaper and then stick a buffing wheel into the end of a drill?
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D15CO D4VE
Original Poster
308 posts
20 months
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I'll give it a go, see how it goes... Anymore suggestions
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carreauchompeur
10,577 posts
73 months
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Don't, it'll look s  t. 
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GAjon
1,411 posts
82 months
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Try Jeyes fluid, (drain cleaner) it works on some alloys.
If it doesn't work it won't have broke the bank.
Finish with autosol and one of those green pan scouring pads or a skotchbrite 3m pad if your posh.
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doogz
18,667 posts
56 months
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D15CO D4VE
Original Poster
308 posts
20 months
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I'll give it a go, see how it goes... Anymore suggestions
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4key
3,878 posts
17 months
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Stick some flowers in the end of it?
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Benny Saltstein
549 posts
82 months
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Special K
888 posts
28 months
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If you're anywhere near Warrington, I have some of the cleaning powder that engine and gearbox reconditioners use in their cleaning machines. You're welcome to have some and it will bring that up a treat 
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