*Polishing Tips & Tricks*

[SHOWTIME]

After the last picture i buffed it up for about an hour.
it looks great! definitely a game of patience...
estimated time was about 4-5 hours. still working
on it cause im a perfectionist and have to have it
perfect haha.

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Originally Posted by zillaguy89

not bad....your getting there......see what I mean about the dremel marks???

yea the dremmel is a pain in the ass.
what tool are you guys useing?
what attachments?

[zillaguy89]

that was my problem too....i tried some banshee clutch covers, and polished my quadzilla stator and clutch covers and throttle box cover too....I did mine a little different than you, I left the black around the edge and between the suzuki lettering, i thought it looked cool like that

[SHOWTIME]

post em up!

[zillaguy89]

they havent been cleaned up good in forever, but sure why not....haha gimme a few I'll go out and snap some

[zillaguy89]

hell, it'll have to wait till tomorrow, the barn i moved it to today has no lights...haha

[SHOWTIME]

Hey paulie...can you list the
tools that you use? Thanks

[climb any hill]

Right on yo!! You're doing it it & its coming out nice!
I'm overnighting my clutch cover to ya! I'm actually going matt black & add stainless allenheads.

[flotek]

in a way this is similar to porting engines ,once you learn the process and wha tworks best at what speed you can cut time and remove most of those pesky tool marks but youll need the right abrasive at the right RPM and with the right lubrication .....thats where it takes years of trial and error

[zillaguy89]

Originally Posted by eviltwin

in a way this is similar to porting engines ,once you learn the process and wha tworks best at what speed you can cut time and remove most of those pesky tool marks but youll need the right abrasive at the right RPM and with the right lubrication .....thats where it takes years of trial and error

hahaa exactly, i just want it now...not years from now...haha, guess thats why it costs so much money to have done