Mmmmm, i cant stop!!
Mmmmm, i cant stop!!
looks like there's no turning back now, gotta do the rest of it,
i didn't want to pay for a polished intake so i decide to take
one of my lt1 intakes and sand and polishes the crapy cast aluminum.... this is how far i got
one night worth of work...
this is what i started with...
i didn't want to pay for a polished intake so i decide to take
one of my lt1 intakes and sand and polishes the crapy cast aluminum.... this is how far i got
one night worth of work...this is what i started with...
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its good to see your spending all that time on your car but i wouldnt waste my time there hardly a differnce between the 2 in the pics might just be the pictures but i wouldnt waste my time
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I can see a large difference. It looks like he just did a rough sand, No where near actually "polishing" it. Polishing takes time, I say go for it.
I wouldn't have chose the LT1 intake to begin with, but thats just me. I have one and I hate it on a daily basis
I wouldn't have chose the LT1 intake to begin with, but thats just me. I have one and I hate it on a daily basis
i got board so ya deside to start on one of my lt1 intakes just for ****s and gigles.... ya its not even ready for polishing yet still gotta wet sand this side.... but im going to start the other side today.... not much plannd for this sunday....lol
all get some more pics up later tonight hopefully it'll be polished too
all get some more pics up later tonight hopefully it'll be polished too
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If he does it right there will be a huge difference when he's done. Polished stuff looks a million times better! Hope your planning on Zoop sealing that bitch I would hate to polish that thing all the time. Keep it up!
I do all my polishing while watching TV. Trash bag on the floor, hand rags and Mothers Ultimate. Choose a spot and go at it, dont even need to watch the metal. Switch up the spots at commercials.
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It's getting there, but you've still got a LONG way to go. I've found that it takes about 1/3 as long to get to the stage you're at as it does to get to an acceptable finish.
But, this is what you get when you're done:
But, this is what you get when you're done:
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Originally posted by Jim85IROC
It's getting there, but you've still got a LONG way to go. I've found that it takes about 1/3 as long to get to the stage you're at as it does to get to an acceptable finish.
But, this is what you get when you're done:
It's getting there, but you've still got a LONG way to go. I've found that it takes about 1/3 as long to get to the stage you're at as it does to get to an acceptable finish.
But, this is what you get when you're done:
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at lest on this side lol 
mmmmm much better.... still got a bit of work to do.... 
