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From: xm50@sdcc12.ucsd.edu (don bowmen)
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Subject: Re: Looking for SCA in Austin, Tx.
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	I have several old gas engines (<1915) and need information
on metal prep for painting.  I have used sand blasting before on car
parts but I am reluctant to use sand on internal engine parts.  I
also have a cast iron joiner needing cleaning and painting.  Here I
am concerned about the machined surfaces.  

	I would like opinions and coments about sand blasting, navel
jelly, chemical dips, and any other sugesstions.

	DonB