Decided to do a little polishing
#31
12-14-2008, 08:36 PM
Originally Posted by tecni
WHo's booty-hurt? Look at you throwing up 2 paragraphs trying to sound like you're the responsible member here. I can't believe you're still talking. Go rack up your post count on someone else's thread.
... not the sharpest knife in the drawer - but you humor me nonetheless
#32
12-14-2008, 10:32 PM
Originally Posted by tecni
I dunno what kinda polishing you're finding for that price because I got about $1,200 in polished parts on my v8 project and I asked around quite a bit before I let a shop do it but I ended up going with a shop that specialized in polishing and chroming.
P.S. I think your butt hurt too brah
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I went and bought a Dremel so I could quickly take down the rough, I have a flex shaft attachment to get into all the tight spots. I have it all smooth, now I have to work on getting the shine out of it with wet sanding. If my engine was out you can bet I'd of rather paid someone else to do it. Time is money!!!
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01-19-2009, 12:43 PM
I went and bought a Dremel so I could quickly take down the rough, I have a flex shaft attachment to get into all the tight spots. I have it all smooth, now I have to work on getting the shine out of it with wet sanding. If my engine was out you can bet I'd of rather paid someone else to do it. Time is money!!!
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