started to polish...what a pain in the asz
01-05-04, 02:34 PM
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Originally posted by ISUposs
Jim, I respect your skills and contribution to the RX-7 community, but he is right. You have a **** poor attitude. "If it's not done Jim's way, it's WRONG."
Jim, I respect your skills and contribution to the RX-7 community, but he is right. You have a **** poor attitude. "If it's not done Jim's way, it's WRONG."
Your ego is about a 9.9, we need you around a 5. 
01-05-04, 02:45 PM
#28
built my own engine
most professionals use blast media in increasing grits, and then they buff the final bits
this "garfinkle" guy must have read the DIY polishing page on one of the newbie sites and just went large scale with it....
vibratory machines are also nice, and do all the work for you
i agree with jim 100% on this one, and if you want to further qualify his complaint, this "garfinlke" guy can't speak for himself because jason would have to charge him for advertising.....am i wrong?
this "garfinkle" guy must have read the DIY polishing page on one of the newbie sites and just went large scale with it....
vibratory machines are also nice, and do all the work for you
i agree with jim 100% on this one, and if you want to further qualify his complaint, this "garfinlke" guy can't speak for himself because jason would have to charge him for advertising.....am i wrong?
01-05-04, 03:15 PM
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Re: i found this on the school bus
No, no... that's not my report card. I've never gotten an A- in debate in my life, and as for finishing projects in a timely fashion, I've got a note from my doctor...
01-05-04, 03:23 PM
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Re: Re: i found this on the school bus
Originally posted by jimlab
No, no... that's not my report card. I've never gotten an A- in debate in my life, and as for finishing projects in a timely fashion, I've got a note from my doctor...
No, no... that's not my report card. I've never gotten an A- in debate in my life, and as for finishing projects in a timely fashion, I've got a note from my doctor...
01-05-04, 06:26 PM
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Originally posted by fastcarfreak
Sometimes i feel that you can be a complete ******* with some of your comments... Do you think you could be a little nicer to people.
Sometimes i feel that you can be a complete ******* with some of your comments... Do you think you could be a little nicer to people.
This is the new, kinder, nicer, friendlier, more poilitically correct Jimlab
I guess you didn't know him in the "old" days.
We want the "old", ruthless, no holds-barred Jimlab back
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01-05-04, 06:33 PM
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Originally posted by Mr. Stock
We want the "old", ruthless, no holds-barred Jimlab back
We want the "old", ruthless, no holds-barred Jimlab back
01-05-04, 06:58 PM
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so what is a fair price to ask for a polished UIM and TB?
i've been working on an extra set i bought for $200... for the fun of it. Just wanted to see how nice i could make it.
Big Will
i've been working on an extra set i bought for $200... for the fun of it. Just wanted to see how nice i could make it.
Big Will
01-05-04, 07:16 PM
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Real professional polishing person though wouldnt even use sand paper, Goto bright-works.com and see how they do it, I learned allot about metal polishing from Dave @ bright-works & I get all my materials from there...
01-05-04, 07:30 PM
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Originally posted by Fd3BOOST
I gotta sorta go on Jim on that one issue about the whole Garfinkle thing.
IT IS ******* ANNOYING!!
It seems like all Deboise has to post about is his buddy garfinkle.
I mean really get your own juice already and shut the **** up about your butt buddy.
UIMS shouldn't take more than 3-4 hours or your a newb.
But Jim the suspension componets are ridicoulously easy to polish. No need to brag on your guys skills.
I could knock out all the items in your pic in no time.
Anyway. Kevin I will finish your UIM whenever you need if you that anxious to get them done.
PM my lame ***.
--Dave the slave
Love to all so shorten the flames.,...
I gotta sorta go on Jim on that one issue about the whole Garfinkle thing.
IT IS ******* ANNOYING!!
It seems like all Deboise has to post about is his buddy garfinkle.
I mean really get your own juice already and shut the **** up about your butt buddy.
UIMS shouldn't take more than 3-4 hours or your a newb.
But Jim the suspension componets are ridicoulously easy to polish. No need to brag on your guys skills.
I could knock out all the items in your pic in no time.
Anyway. Kevin I will finish your UIM whenever you need if you that anxious to get them done.
PM my lame ***.
--Dave the slave
Love to all so shorten the flames.,...
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01-05-04, 08:03 PM
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built my own engine
Originally posted by Fd3BOOST
Originally posted by Fd3BOOST
It seems like all Deboise has to post about is his buddy garfinkle.
Originally posted by Fd3BOOST
It seems like all Deboise has to post about is his buddy garfinkle.
:shrug:
01-05-04, 09:29 PM
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Anyway. Kevin I will finish your UIM whenever you need if you that anxious to get them done.
PM my lame ***.
--Dave the slave
man where have you been. lol i ripped her apart and started already. didn't hear back from you. kvn
PM my lame ***.
--Dave the slave
man where have you been. lol
i ripped her apart and started already. didn't hear back from you. kvn
01-05-04, 09:56 PM
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Well I'll try to get this thread back on track...
Hey fd3virgin, nice work! I admire you for jumping in and polishing something. I've thought about it a few times, just cus the 7 will be down for a while anyways, but I just haven't gotten to it yet. Maybe someday..
But your TB looks good. I'd say try the UIM. Start with the bottom, if you get sick of it and stop, no one will see it, right?
Hey fd3virgin, nice work! I admire you for jumping in and polishing something. I've thought about it a few times, just cus the 7 will be down for a while anyways, but I just haven't gotten to it yet. Maybe someday..
But your TB looks good. I'd say try the UIM. Start with the bottom, if you get sick of it and stop, no one will see it, right?
01-05-04, 10:58 PM
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Originally posted by jpandes
I used a dremel for most of the sanding on the UIM and TB and then I got a 4" polishing wheel and some "white rouge" metal polish on a drill.
I used a dremel for most of the sanding on the UIM and TB and then I got a 4" polishing wheel and some "white rouge" metal polish on a drill.
01-06-04, 12:06 AM
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someone gave me a link to bright-works.com.......i am going to order their kit with some other tools to get into the small tight areas. i will let you know how it goes. they don't use sandpaper at all. they use some kind of paste grits with buffing wheels. i have a buffing wheel already. i think it will save me time. i attemped to dremel away at the uim....i left some nasty scratches in it i have to get rid off. worst come to worst i will paint it kvn
kvn
01-06-04, 12:11 AM
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Originally posted by TwinTriangles
Real professional polishing person though wouldnt even use sand paper, Goto bright-works.com and see how they do it, I learned allot about metal polishing from Dave @ bright-works & I get all my materials from there...
Real professional polishing person though wouldnt even use sand paper, Goto bright-works.com and see how they do it, I learned allot about metal polishing from Dave @ bright-works & I get all my materials from there...
thanks for the link. i am going to order the stuff and see if i can get some bling.
01-06-04, 02:10 AM
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Originally posted by SNracing
will i be able to polish the UIM w/ just a dremel? if so, what did you use to sand it down? also i have a pollishing kit w/ my dremel, it may take a while but would it be able to polish it?
will i be able to polish the UIM w/ just a dremel? if so, what did you use to sand it down? also i have a pollishing kit w/ my dremel, it may take a while but would it be able to polish it?