Hahaha

 

Not yet Gord, he has not payed for it. If you pay for it before Swivel does, you can melt it.

 

Thank you, it should look alot better by the time I am done.

Ya i don't think anyone knows what it takes to polish parts until they have tried it, I started in the 90s but this is the first project i have done for someone else.

Here is my work in the 90s





Of course my car now it will be much improved with many changes and tons more polished goodies when its on the road again.




the polished pieces in the hood



and above the rad

 

For the record I was turning 2 years old in 1990.

Old *****

 

i know I wish your mom had told me about you.....you and I would be closer today.


PS the car is a 94 I think it was 99 when I was polishing car parts. But at least you get the idea I was polishing car parts and swapping engines when you were still sh1tting your pants

 

Haha, just giving you a heard time.

Polishing is NOT easy. Granted air tools would make it so much better, but not everyone has that luxury. We did my plenum last winter and I was ready to quit by lunch time.

 

I know keep it up....I am old enough to be your Dad and big enough to still take you over my knee....so keep poking the bear

I agree air tools would make it 10x easier.

 

Kudos Gord. Wayne, you're a lucky man. Enjoy!

 

Amazing job. Good thing I was wearing my tinted glasses when I was reading this thread.

 

Nice work Gord.
That will look amazing when Swivel finishes it up.
(like that's going to happen.....)

 

did you happen to use these?

 

HAHAHA me too


i was thinking

cars you owned in the 90s? i barely even sat in the front seat in the 90's

 

My Spidey-senses were tingling. Besides, SOMEbody has to keep an eye on you characters.

 

No the electric drill in the one picture to remove the rough casting and sand paper with my hands it all I used. I think those would be too rough the deep the gouges you leave with coarse paper the more you have to remove with fine paper.

 

Just in case you guys think I'm a deadbeat, the agreement with 350Z T was I'd pay him when I see him, probably at the first Alberta Meet.

Hopefully I can make it up to Red Deer either this weekend or next to collect the cover and the plenum, maybe lend my unskilled labour to Sylvan's reassembly effort.