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THEY WERE REMOVED FROM BIG BLOCK 390 AND HAD A HIGH GLOSS SHINE. UNFORTUNATLY I SPRAYED THEM WITH A CAN OF CLEAR COAT AND THE MOSTURE PENATRATED THRU. THAT WHITE CHALK IS WHAT YOUR SEEING IN PICTURE. THEY NEED TO BE STRIPED AND REPOLISHED. PRIOR TO THAT THEIR WAS NO HEAVY PITTING, CRACKS OR BUSTED FINS. THE 390 WAS IMBOSSED 1/16 DEEP.
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