A little Under the car clean-up and polishing project
01-26-2007, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by kevinclark09
looks good... until you drive it again.
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nice 
Nice!!! 
01-26-2007, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by greysteel_M6
~Joshua, have any blown up pics of that polished engine?
Yeah, but I posted the pics above at work. My home computer has a broken mouse so I can't right click to post the shots.I'll pm you some detailed shots on Monday when I get to work....
p.s.- Nightmare... again, sweet f#ckin' job.
01-27-2007, 08:58 AM
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here you go guys, sorry the other images were all jacked, im kinda new at loading pics. This car is not a daily driver, only sees the road in the summer occasionally on the weekends. Im trying to work from the bottom up, im in the process of working on the engine bay, trying to get most of that chromed out. This project took some time to do, i would try to set aside a few hours in the evenings after work and clean and polish. Simple green works the best for all the dirt and grime, just make sure you have plenty of rags. I used a buffing wheel set at 3500 RPM's with some light sanding and some white rouge to buff out the exhaust, the borla is the easiest exhaust to polish up. I did alot of sanding on anything that had some rust on it. And then i used some paint with a spray gun, and im really happy how it turned out, occasionally i just wipe everything down when it gets dusty from driving and its good to go.