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Posted by: 250rfreak

every body post pics of the things that you have polished and say which is the easiest part to polish

thanks

Posted by: honda400exrider

i think that the nerfs and the bumper polish the best for me, but i dont have any billet parts. ill post pics of my oil tank when i get it (hopefully tomorrow)

Posted by: flaneledholes

where is cw when you need him???lol

Posted by: Nausty

http://209.120.142.52/showthread.php?s=&threadid=22577

you can also polish the top lid for the front brake resivourand throttle cover

Posted by: gncc025

you can polish the clucth and front brake lever very easily.Polish it with mothers aluminum polish it works great.

Posted by: CBW

quote:
Originally posted by flaneledholes
where is cw when you need him???lol

well i thought everyone seen enough of me for a bit

Posted by: stocktires

Chris does very very very good polishing!

Posted by: CBW

i will post a pic of a polished grab bar,,,,,i didnt polish it,,,,,,,,,,but i did clear coat it and you cant even tell...........still very shiney.....will take a pic tomorrow and get it on here............

Posted by: KILLER250R

Chris, how well did the clear stick ? I wanted to clear my polished swingarm but everyone said the clear wouldnt stick......

Posted by: CBW

quote:
Originally posted by KILLER250R
Chris, how well did the clear stick ? I wanted to clear my polished swingarm but everyone said the clear wouldnt stick......

why not...........its on there

i will put a pic up tomorrow..........was at a carshow today and forgot

Powdering aluminum is tricky cause of the oxidation........but it can be done......

you need a flouride source in solution cause it reacts quickly with the oxide and dissolves it leaving a pure "metal" surface for the powder to bond to.

Posted by: brian400ex

What do you use to clean the aluminum on your engine? Like the head and case that is not painted or polished?