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Bigbody

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My dad used to polish jet engine parts using a rubber wheel. I was planning on polishing my frame but I was going to use sand paper and do it by hand. He suggested using the air compressor with a rubber wheel. Anybody ever done this before?

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I am polishing my wheels and it is a b@#$!.
I will be glad when I am done.
Thought about the frame but not soon I am tired of polishing.

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I would think the wheels would be harder because of the shape. Keep on fighting the good fight, they'll be purty in the end.

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no one here using rubbers... everyone must be married

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no one here using rubbers...  everyone must be married
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My dad used to polish jet engine parts using a rubber wheel.  I was planning on polishing my frame but I was going to use sand paper and do it by hand.  He suggested using the air compressor with a rubber wheel.  Anybody ever done this before?
I was thinking something along those lines myself. I bet no matter which method you use, when you get done you will be tired of polishing. Hmmm, wonder if I can just do it nonstop over a weekend . . . . or if not, do it one half at a time, that way noone could see both sides at once
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I just noticed today that you can use leather boots to get it polished quite nicely . . . . the spot on my right side rear set where the boot rests is shiny as hell!

-JoeDillo:D

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Ask your Dad, NV. then get back to us on what compounds are required and any specifics, such as speed and prep. These old blokes have quite a few tricks up their collective flannelette sleeves.
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