OCD pays off.

Shameless, self-promoting shots of clean clean-ness.
It's pretty clean, but by the end of the weekend, it'll be really, really clean. Its cleaner will be able to eat off of clean surfaces.

Nonetheless, since I prattle on about Kelly and his waxing all the time ... behold, clean:

Damn Cory---you weren't kidding---CLEAN is right! The aluminum is super clean and I'm curious about what you used. On one BMW motorcycle site, there are lots of folks talking about using WD40 and a green Scotch brite to clean aluminum engine parts. I used it on my R-80 and it works as well as anything but it's not near as clean as the metal parts of your engine.

Heck---while your about it, how about a tutorial on what you did and what was used to end up with such a pristeen engine.

Many thanks!

Jack, just a bucket of soapy water, a toothbrush and a sponge. It was a great way to pass an afternoon listening to some Tull and getting lost in thought.

Sometimes it's nice to just let your mind wander, you know?

"...listening to some Tull..." I see you have fine taste in music along with your other sterling qualities.

Cory,

I think I saw some dirt behind the #2 plug wire.

Yeah, and that top fan blade looks a little dark......

" PINK " says Hi.....

And here's a guy that says, "Wax? Whatever for?"

A little more OCD love for you.
The shelving project starts this week, then the painting can begin in earnest.

Could be me, but it's starting to look a tad smaller in there! ;)

~WB