My 2nd mod iz halfway done

[Rhythm]

All the products I used came from lowes  which includes a couple of wood strip wheels, folllowed with wet sanding with 400 grit paper til smooth, then I applied  00, 0000 steel wool pads to remove the visual scratches before I buffed it out with buffing compounds (Rouge and Tripoli) applied with a Sears hand drill.

From what I can see my polish job is close to some of the proffesional jobbrs I have seen, but cant touch the quality of the <span style='color:red'>Veltune</span>  . So being the broke down Pimp that I am and having <span style='font-size:13pt;line-height:100%'>mo time than money</span> I'm satisfied with my backyard finish.



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[STUNNAH]

I thought you said you didn't send that to Veltune...Man you did a great job...

 

[Rhythm]

STUNNAH Posted on July 15 2004,20:30
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I thought you said you didn't send that to Veltune...Man you did a great job... [/QUOTE]

I didnt, I was just giving propzzzz on dudes (Veltune) quaility of work he does.
Thanks for the love Gangsta, as alot my .sweat went into it

 

[Haywood]

sweet job, Rhythm.. nice work!



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[STUNNAH]

I just had a little pun going on...Most do it yourselfers can do just as good as vel...I ain't polishing shat no more...The problem I had was everyone wants you to do work for them but they don't want to pay you...Simple solution I don't polish anymore...If your gonna do quite a bit more to your bike check out Caswell.com...Thats where I use to order all my supplies...

 

[Rhythm]

I just had a little pun going on...Most do it yourselfers can do just as good as vel...I ain't polishing shat no more...The problem I had was everyone wants you to do work for them but they don't want to pay you...Simple solution I don't polish anymore...If your gonna do quite a bit more to your bike check out Caswell.com...Thats where I use to order all my supplies... [/QUOTE]

I feel you on that Playa, thatzzz why I only do OJT and charge min for my assistant

Good lQQKn out on the recommendation , I'll check it out.

 

[WarBaby]

Nice work and thanks for the kind words too.

I'm casually doing the same thing to a set of factory cans that came off of my Busa and it is a lot of work. I figured I would polish and sell them rather than have them sitting around the shop getting in the way. All those fine little ridges that have to sanded down... hehehe. I haven't figured out how to get inside the mounting brackets yet though. I used 400 grit paper too and then on to 600 grit with an orbital sander. I followed that with rough, medium, and fine grade buffs. I dread doing the second can. Your polishing looks great...! Welcome to the Sore Fingers Club and good luck with the 2nd can.

 

[STUNNAH]

Dremel will get the small spaces...

 

[Rhythm]

sweet job, Rhythm.. nice work! [/QUOTE]

U know it Gangsta

 

[sageronin]

Good job ... looking good !

 

[billbell]

how long time wise did it take you? I may have to do that.

 

[Rhythm]

Nice work and thanks for the kind words too. I'm casually doing the same thing to a set of factory cans that came off of my Busa and it is a lot of work. I figured I would polish and sell them rather than have them sitting around the shop getting in the way. All those fine little ridges that have to sanded down... hehehe. I haven't figured out how to get inside the mounting brackets yet though. I used 400 grit paper too and then on to 600 grit with an orbital sander. I followed that with rough, medium, and fine grade buffs. I dread doing the second can. Your polishing looks great...! Welcome to the Sore Fingers Club and good luck with the 2nd can.[/QUOTE]

I feel you on the fingr rehab WB

, since this isnt my first time polishing I have learned a new technique which only includes the assistant of using the strip wheelzz I mentioned. This is a very effective way to prep (level) the area quickly and smoothly . When the surfaces are like the midframe section , forks and the mufflers on the Busa.

One can down and One to go

 

[Rhythm]

Good job ... looking good ! [/QUOTE]

 

[Rhythm]

how long time wise did it take you? I may have to do that. [/QUOTE]

Like my boy Stun has said it takezzz time to do especially if your not set up like a proffesional shop. Give your self about 5 hrs on a can, that how long it takes my slow azzzzzzz

 

[BigBSBusa]

Hella nice job! I've got a couple you could do when you get done!

 

[Rhythm]

Hella nice job! I've got a couple you could do when you get done!
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U know I got your back Dawg//////////////// wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy back

 

[VaBusa]

Looks great! You're moving right along with the mods!

Looks like I've got another mod to learn how to do...gee thanks...

 

[WarBaby]

Dremel... Yep, tried that but somehow it just won't get into those corners.

 

[Rhythm]

Looks great! You're moving right along with the mods!

Looks like I've got another mod to learn how to do...gee thanks...
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You know it little lady, but dont blame it on me, I'm just trying to catch up with Thinker

 

[Henryace1]

Your polishing job looks awesome...It looks like a professional job. Keep up the good work