salvichronic

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dam, a lot of work, but it pays off...

Gabriel J

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Actually that guide shows a huge waste of time....6-7 hours with 80grit to sand a cast part! HAHAHAHAHAHA!

There is a much, much more efficient way to polish cast parts like that and achieve an equal or better finished product. I know. I have done it to a lot of parts:

Sxhawnn

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^^ care to share how? or are you just showing off?

sONE_SR

+1^?

EVO Nit3m4re

oooooo pretty.... haha

Davethewave

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sweet, now i know how im going to restore the look of my exhaust manifold

LuisIX

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so whos gonna do this to some wheels? maybe even just use a dremel to do it..our wheels are aluminum right or are the cast aluminum does it matter.. i might try this soon.need to find another set of wheels!

noRtheRnEvO

im going to do my wheels

SHhhhh

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Wheels are not hard, just time consuming. Here are some that I did on my Conquest. I had about 4 hours in to each wheel, maybe more.

Before:



After:

PPI

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/\Beautifull car

The work is nice..but using hand tools (files and hand sanding) is really going to slow you down. You could cut the total time down to about a hour just by using air grinders and such.

SHhhhh

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Yea, the hard and time consuming part was sanding the clear coat. I could have used a chemical paint stripper, but I didn't want to mess up the factory gray painted inner spokes.

Gemnistone

why couldn't i find this thread when i was porting and polishing my hotside lol. It looks hella nice.

ThunderOZ

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Wow, long procedure but definitely worth it.

nitroboy158

Nice work.

Oki Panoki

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im doing my intercooler, is that aluminum?