oh ok! did you just use the felt brush/wheel or did you also sanded it down?
thats gonna look sick once finished

 

the felt wheel, the timing cover itself is pretty smooth already so theres not really a need to sand it down i actually started by cleaning it with never dull and it took off a lof of the nasty finish on it already and started to polish it a little bit before i even hit it with a dremel....

 

ill do it when im done with my OC test.

 

damn Mike, I completely forgot I had a set of polishing cam covers on my workbench!

 

oc test???

 

?? polishing cam cover??? u mean polished cam covers?? lol

 

oil consumption. my engine is burning a bit of oil
hopefully i can get a new engine

 

ooo haha duh, yea that would be nice

 

could someone explain to me how you polish the stuff under our hood, i was going to make it a DIY cause i like to try things myself, plus i have a sheitton of tools at my disposal whenever, perks of father building and selling muscle cars. SxExCx could ya give me a little idea of the process and tools needed?

 

lol what do u want to polish??

 

i was going to polish my plenum, timing cover, basically all the stuff under the hood that you and sean have polished.

 

High HP wheel + compound + lots of time =

 

what type of compound, sorry i know this is your forte and i hope i'm not stealing your secrets. lol.
Would this be a good thing to buy?
http://www.hobbytool.com/aluminummetalpolishingkit.aspx

 

personally just lookin at that little kit your going to be needing something more industrial size like a real polishing/buffing wheel

 

so somthing more like this? http://www.classictrucks.com/tech/07.../photo_02.html