Parts back from Polishing!!
02-11-05, 11:57 PM
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Parts back from Polishing!!
I already posted this in the Single Turbo section, but I figured its "3rd gen specific" aswell......First, Much props to Royce (fdracer) for his awesome workmanship....Anybody wanting stuff polished, I highly recommend him. Now for Da' BLING!!
02-12-05, 12:09 AM
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Everythings looking really nice man!!! Although looking at the first picture, it appears that the sides of the TB arn't polished!?
-Alex
Edit: BTW, who did you have polish it?
-Alex
Edit: BTW, who did you have polish it?
02-12-05, 12:15 AM
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Banned. I got OWNED!!!
who did it and how much? that **** looks sweet!! I am ready to do some of my stuff and would love to get some work done. been looking let me know. pm me. thanx
02-12-05, 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by sonix7
who did it and how much? that **** looks sweet!! I am ready to do some of my stuff and would love to get some work done. been looking let me know. pm me. thanx
-Alex
02-12-05, 01:40 AM
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fart on a friends head!!!
its a little hard to get to those parts of the TB with a buffing wheel. . . much less your fingers. besides, all the linkage covers a lot of that.
looks GREAT!!!
paul
looks GREAT!!!
paul
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I love polished aluminum! Looks great! Ive been doing my own aluminum polishing. Different wet dry sandpaper grades from 180-1000 and mothers polish. Does wonders.
I was wondering if you were going to use some type of coating or are they already coated.. As you probably are aware the shine will diminish with time and exposure to the elements. I had a thread a while back asking about zoop protectant for metals. Im still researching various methods for safe effective hassle free coating of polished alum.
chuck
I was wondering if you were going to use some type of coating or are they already coated.. As you probably are aware the shine will diminish with time and exposure to the elements. I had a thread a while back asking about zoop protectant for metals. Im still researching various methods for safe effective hassle free coating of polished alum.
chuck
02-13-05, 07:17 PM
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I just got my new 1.5hp buffing motor with 30" shaft from Eastwood a month or so ago. I went hard and bought a ton of gear to upgrade my polishing hardware. I know a lot of FD parts are a pain to get the wheels around so I got a collection of die grinding tools to use along with the new wheel. My smaller wheel was just taking too long and limiting me in terms of parts shape. With my new gear, I'm limited more to the weight of the piece than the shape of it. I can only hold heavy parts so long before I get tired!!!
If anybody in the area wants something done, let me know. We'll be doing side jobs for Car Version so ask them about it if you're in the shop and they'll hold your parts for us to come pick up.
If anybody in the area wants something done, let me know. We'll be doing side jobs for Car Version so ask them about it if you're in the shop and they'll hold your parts for us to come pick up.
02-24-05, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by ulost2my7
damn thats beautiful, where/who did your alternator polish?
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