Subject	Why are you talking about, "the right stuff"?
Posted by	Marshall on June 10, 2001 at 12:55 PM
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In Reply To	Gave you that link since they have the kits to do it with. posted by ZYIBUY4N on June 10, 2001 at 08:07 AM
Message	Just about ANY metal polish out there will polish aluminum. This isn't very hard at all. Part of the problem I've seen is that people don't sand the part enough before they try to polish it. If the surface is not perfectly smooth before you try to polish it, it will take forever to try to remove the metal using polish. Start with coarse sandpaper and work your way down to fine sandpaper. After the surface has a nice, smooth, brushed finish, then you polish it. And when you sand it, use wet sandpaper and water, the job will get done much faster.
Follow Ups	Need a link for polishing aluminum... - cmstuard 22:51:15 06/09/01 www.eastwoodcompany.com Unique Automotive Tools and Supplies - ZYIBUY4N 23:00:08 06/09/01 Re: www.eastwoodcompany.com Unique Automotive Tools and Supp - cmstuard 00:39:40 06/10/01 Gave you that link since they have the kits to do it with. - ZYIBUY4N 08:07:34 06/10/01 Why are you talking about, "the right stuff"? - Marshall 12:55:23 06/10/01 They have rubbing compound that is used with a cone type>> - ZYIBUY4N 16:43:44 06/10/01 That's true, I didn't know what part he was polishing... - Marshall 16:49:58 06/10/01 True, Dremels are hard to beat, very handy!! (n/m) - ZYIBUY4N 18:29:06 06/10/01 try this link inside - Zilla 01:19:59 06/10/01 Nice Link (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA 02:00:12 06/10/01 I posted about a week ago how to polish the Z's engine >>> - AshsZ (In Florida) 07:43:06 06/10/01 Just sand and polish, it's not very difficult... - Marshall 12:50:18 06/10/01
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