deposit built up on AL block

What, you don't keep your motor clean? If you read my first post you would see that it's not grease or oil, it's those little white specks that build up on aluminum after steam cleaning it.

No kidding it's going to get dirty! I figured you guys would take care of both body and what's under the hood. The hoods been closed and I've been driving. It's just that there is a lot of deposit built up and I simply asked what works best. 1st time Mustang owner here.

It's just been a long time since I owned a NICE ride. I want to take care of it as best as I can. And it is definetly NO ricer. "I will add MODS rather than facades."

I don't know you, but thanks for the reply.

Originally Posted by The Deuce

Close the hood and drive the car?
Seriously though, a motor is going to get dirty. Is this a show car or something? Keep the paint clean and enjoy it.

Just keep your sarcasm to yourself next time.

[The Deuce]

The white spots are there because it was "hard" water that got used on the block. If it had been distilled you wouldn't haven that problem.

Of course, if you could take a little good natured ribbing once in a while, you'd probably have a lot less problems. Maybe you should buy a Civic next time.

I already owned both an 01 Civic and 99 Accord. My 05 Chevy Cobalt beats them both.

Here's a pic of the Accord:


http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/5240/fpass3ml6.jpg

...And of my Civic:

http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/6...cmediumuh8.jpg

And now ladies and gents, here it is...My Mustang:


http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/7...05smallrz5.jpg

[goodyear1984]

come on man, no offence we dont want to see pics of hondas...if u really want to get rid of the white spots whitch is corrosion use a wire brush and paint it...aluminum corroding is basically the same thing as steel rusting..do u understang?please no more hondas