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Re: Spiffy Engine: How do they do that? ALL ALL

posted by  someone claiming to be Rob Kuhlman on  Wed Apr 4 00:51 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Hi, Zee!

"How do these folks get engines looking so clean,"

It's a slight of hand. In image processing software there's a pull-down menu named 'Used Car Dealer Image Tools'. Then you choose the submenu option for Volvo B230. Then you use the various filter options such as 'remove clogged flame trap oil blowby' or 'remove battery scuzz' or 'remove coolant drip stains' or 'remove exhaust header rust'. Simple enough...

Rob





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