Polishing Hoodvent
Mar 22, 2007 | 12:14 PM
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Polishing Hoodvent
Today i was bored and needed to do something, so i decided to take of my hood vent and polish it.
First i did a test on a spot that is not visible when mounted on the car.
1) Applied some biting-solution (what is the english name btw??) on a non-visible part to see the result first.
2) Whiped of the solution (after 30minutes the paint was still not removed completly as you can see)
3) Polished it with some polishing paste
4) The whole thing still black
5) Applied the biting-solution to the whole vent
Now i'm going to let it do its work the whole night because that paint is very tough. Tommorow i'll post the result
Grtz
First i did a test on a spot that is not visible when mounted on the car.
1) Applied some biting-solution (what is the english name btw??) on a non-visible part to see the result first.
2) Whiped of the solution (after 30minutes the paint was still not removed completly as you can see)
3) Polished it with some polishing paste
4) The whole thing still black
5) Applied the biting-solution to the whole vent
Now i'm going to let it do its work the whole night because that paint is very tough. Tommorow i'll post the result
Grtz
Mar 22, 2007 | 12:50 PM
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It will get coroded after a while, but that will be solved with the polishing compount. 30minutes work every month and it's shiny again 
I dont think you can mirror yourself in it I can mirror myself in it when done.
I can mirror myself in it when done.
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Mar 22, 2007 | 02:08 PM
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It's not my idea 
I've seen it somewhere on this forum, but can't find the thread anymore
Not as shiny as a mirror
You can see the difference between the part with only the paint gone of, and the part that's been treated with the polishing compound
I've seen it somewhere on this forum, but can't find the thread anymore
You can see the difference between the part with only the paint gone of, and the part that's been treated with the polishing compound
Mar 22, 2007 | 03:27 PM
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They will sure come
Tommorow i will finish it.
The time over here now is 11.28pm so i'm going to bed now
In about 11 hours i start polishing the piece
Grtz
*edit*
Couldn't resist to go and see how it looks like now after 4 hours. This is what it looks like now
More tommorow (in aprox 11 hours)
Tommorow i will finish it.
The time over here now is 11.28pm so i'm going to bed now
In about 11 hours i start polishing the piece
Grtz
*edit*
Couldn't resist to go and see how it looks like now after 4 hours. This is what it looks like now
More tommorow (in aprox 11 hours)
Last edited by BelgianEvo; Mar 22, 2007 at 03:39 PM.
