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pb_paulie_b
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So how do you sand and polish in the fins on the engine?

I would pay someone before I did something like that.
If you want to get crazy use a Dremal tool and some small sanding rolls and then some Dremal felt bobs.

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so where would i take it for something like that? would i have to send it in the mail, or ik there's a honda dealer by my area, would they do it? would an acid wash help or hurt the engine?

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No the dealer will not do that.
google polishing services.
You most likely will have to ship it out.

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