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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Feb 27, '11 From trevorton pa Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
what do you think of a 5sfe polished valve cover ????????? i grinned the ribs off the front and drilled 2 holes for -10 an lines
![]() ![]() This post has been edited by TRD11: Jan 23, 2012 - 11:04 PM -------------------- cant stop wont stop
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nice.. what are you using to polish with?
perhaps it is the camera but i do not see any swerles or small scuffs from the media used to polish with. i did some polishing of SS and aluminum. and did it like this: 1:start with fine brass wire brush on right angle air tool. 2:medium grade steal wool. 3:then 0000 steal wool, with mothers aluminum polish. 4:finish with neverdul 5:final was only if i could, buff with bench grinder and drill mounted buffing wheel.. i like for the most part how mine turned out but still have aspects about it that i dont like... primarily the fact that i can get it nice and smooth and polished, but in the light you can still see swerles.. so what did you do to get such a nice finish? and deff keep it up, its a nice start.. cant wait to see the finished product!! -------------------- |
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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Feb 27, '11 From trevorton pa Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
nice.. what are you using to polish with? perhaps it is the camera but i do not see any swerles or small scuffs from the media used to polish with. i did some polishing of SS and aluminum. and did it like this: 1:start with fine brass wire brush on right angle air tool. 2:medium grade steal wool. 3:then 0000 steal wool, with mothers aluminum polish. 4:finish with neverdul 5:final was only if i could, buff with bench grinder and drill mounted buffing wheel.. i like for the most part how mine turned out but still have aspects about it that i dont like... primarily the fact that i can get it nice and smooth and polished, but in the light you can still see swerles.. so what did you do to get such a nice finish? and deff keep it up, its a nice start.. cant wait to see the finished product!! hey .... well i work at a body shop .... so i whas playing around with different things i took 400 grit and sanded all the imperfections out ...... then 800 grit /////// 1200 grit /// 2000 grit witch it starts to sine good /// then 3000 grit ... all by hand thats the only way to not get swirls what did you put the 2 holes in there for? there are already ports on the side for breather. i pulled the steel tube out and threaded it for -6 i threaded the small hole and put a plug in it /// and i found a push in plug for were the pvc vualve goes -------------------- cant stop wont stop
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looks great so far post up pics of the finished product things going to look sweet This post has been edited by Ted95: Jan 28, 2012 - 9:15 AM -------------------- st205 powered ss3 coupe
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