Hey man. Just saw your video on the KA FB page. Subscribed. I’m actually polishing my KA valve cover right now which is why I clicked. Hope to see more content. 😎
thanks man i really appreciate that. might check out my adamlz intake video, i go a little more into my other projects from years past. i polish up an aluminum nissan part every year for the drivers and staff of formula drift to sign. im doing daily uploads from now until the foreseeable feature. Doing lots of body work to my 240sx's. thanks again for the support.
So this depends a lot of if you are trying to remove deep scratches or casting marks. The cleaner the piece the less sanding time. It also depends on if you are using power tools. When everything looks uniform or the same. It’s time to go to the next grit
@@lilg429 ok queation I stared out about 400 spend good time sanding then,800, 1000,150 up to 4000 . I have the a nice mirrow finish but I still see some lines scratches there from sanding on my product , now I don't have a buffering machine so I'm doing by just hand and mothers mag polish but is not coming off any advice on what I m doing wrong or need
This form of sanding and polishing will work with small changes on all types of materials. Polishing is just the removal of scratches. The material will determine what the finish will look like. You polish thing by sanding/buffing with grits in a pyramid fashion o
I don't usually care for vids over 5 minutes but you are a good narrator and I enjoyed your video. Good job.
Damn even Stevie Wonder could see that lil thing shinin
Too easy. Thanks!
I'm about to do this on my swap🙌🏼
Came here for blinded by the light, stayed for the knowledge. 👍🏽😂
Thank you man,this has been extremely helpful
You’re very welcome. If you have any ideas for more content let me know.
Hey man. Just saw your video on the KA FB page. Subscribed. I’m actually polishing my KA valve cover right now which is why I clicked. Hope to see more content. 😎
thanks man i really appreciate that. might check out my adamlz intake video, i go a little more into my other projects from years past. i polish up an aluminum nissan part every year for the drivers and staff of formula drift to sign. im doing daily uploads from now until the foreseeable feature. Doing lots of body work to my 240sx's. thanks again for the support.
Great video and great information
simple video, but ssuuuppperrr educational. and you're entertaining about it. keep on man, thank you
but fr tho, 17:04... WHAT!? lmao
Lol. Comedic relief
Great video awesome positive energy.
Hey bud. I’m from the S-Chassis page. Great video!
Thanks for the support man. I’m uploading daily so keep checking for more content!
Dude hell yeah you saved me money 😂💯💯💯💯
19:02 if that level of polishing impresses you, try dremeling it with FLITZ and a felt pad. It will look even sharper than that if you can believe it!
Wow that’s insane. How do you protect it once it’s done?
Ceramic coating
thanks for the knowledge!
nice long vid thanks bro
How many 240’s are there? LOL nice video man
4 lol. Had to sell 2 of them for the move.
@@lilg429 be still my heart :).
🔥🔥🔥
Nice work why you the graveyard guy for s13?
Little hard to understand you. I am the guy restoring the junkyard s13 coupe, yes!
Aluminum dust and no mask, yeah I love breathing that shit.
Do you work an hour on just the first sand paper ?
So this depends a lot of if you are trying to remove deep scratches or casting marks. The cleaner the piece the less sanding time. It also depends on if you are using power tools. When everything looks uniform or the same. It’s time to go to the next grit
@@lilg429 ok queation I stared out about 400 spend good time sanding then,800, 1000,150 up to 4000 . I have the a nice mirrow finish but I still see some lines scratches there from sanding on my product , now I don't have a buffering machine so I'm doing by just hand and mothers mag polish but is not coming off any advice on what I m doing wrong or need
Will this work for say this ring I found?
This form of sanding and polishing will work with small changes on all types of materials. Polishing is just the removal of scratches. The material will determine what the finish will look like. You polish thing by sanding/buffing with grits in a pyramid fashion o
Would this also work on raw steel (motorcycle handlebar) got some polishing to 🤪
Yeah
Hey get rid of those cars just give them away and rent a dumpster throw away garbage and your shop will be the super cool to work in
Love your video. Liked the reference to the edbassmaster video. Would you just look at it?!