TransAm1313

i got a dremil tool for x-mas and it came with some compound that relly dosent work to well ive tried a few others but wat should i use for polish the tool is small so is there a wat to do things by hand id like to start polshing things for the winter thanks

wild childs SS

Dremel+Mothers=Bling

Todd2001SS

A dremmel is good for polishing small areas such as corners or hard to reach places on larger items to be polished. But surface areas have to be done with a larger buffing wheel. Here is a write up I did on buffing, I used my dremmel in the corners of my throttle body etc.

Buffing Tips

TransAm1313

nice little more work than i thought but i guess thats wat u have to do to look good

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iTrader: (34)

yeah but wouldnt the dremel be perfect on rims?

John

Quick 99

dremel tool + wicked products polish = superbling

97slutstang

no one can polish like the walrus

TransAm1313

where can i get this god polish the **** i use sucks wickid bad inform me please

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iTrader: (5)

Polish or compound? You can get Mothers or Blue Magic, or the like at Pep Boys. I use both, mainly mothers on nice billet pieces. Blue Magic works great on large areas, because it's cheaper.

That's for the final polish, when the piece is finished how you want, and its ready to bolt up. For the initial buffing of the piece, "white rouge" is commonly used. Check out eastwood, it's a link on the right. They have buffing wheels, stands, compounds, etc. when your ready to get serious. Good luck buddy,
Rob