How to polish a drive wheel mounted on a truck - In Depth Evan's Detailing and Polishing

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  • @cbradiomizfit7562
    @cbradiomizfit7562 3 роки тому +29

    The longer videos the better. You learn in the process

  • @edpugh2997
    @edpugh2997 Рік тому +4

    I love to see a positive bond between owners & employees.
    You guys are impressive 😊

  • @jimalton7100
    @jimalton7100 Рік тому +2

    As a beginner I really appreciate the more detailed videos 👍👍👍

  • @Rockfordfosgate3406
    @Rockfordfosgate3406 2 роки тому +6

    Special thanks to the GOAT, for helping me learn how to polish on my W900. Thank you for your videos they are greatly appreciated!! Evan is the best out there no question about it

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  2 роки тому

      I’m far from the best. But thank you for the compliment. Truly means a lot. Thank you.

  • @carlosgarza6898
    @carlosgarza6898 2 роки тому +6

    Thank you I've learned alot more from you than the guys that showed me how to polish!

  • @bearhaulin120
    @bearhaulin120 5 місяців тому +1

    I was thinking I was doing something wrong with how I keep catching on the holes in the wheel, but I see it really is just something that you can't do much about. Just keep going

  • @richardcranium1136
    @richardcranium1136 3 роки тому +2

    Free tip, been a tri-axle dump truck driver for a paving company for 30 yrs. So u can imagine how long it before any kind of love comes to our truck. new guys are proud, wanna make their truck, theirs. TIP; power wash wheel, soak with easy off, scrub with dish soap and a course 3m foam drywall sander block, rinse. done! 5 mins TOPS, per wheel, and tanks, 20 mins tops! hit again with finer grade sanding block and so on. just for guys without jacks, buffers and what not. Sick vid for in my own shop tho dude. Thumbs up from me guy!

  • @hamburgerhoover208
    @hamburgerhoover208 4 роки тому +7

    Doing the drives is a bear this is my 3rd season doing my own each time it gets faster and a little easier there is definitely a learning curve to this. It is NOT as easy as this guy makes it look he is definitely very experienced and professional.

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +4

      Yeah I have been doing it 20 years this year and roughly 100,000 wheels under my belt. I have developed a pattern and a technique that works well for me. Thanks for watching and commenting.

    • @kelleyhunt.7214
      @kelleyhunt.7214 3 роки тому +3

      @@EvanStegerMetalPolishing I'm not having any luck. All I can manage is to bring up a lot of black muck

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  3 роки тому

      @@kelleyhunt.7214 Not sure what you mean by black muck.

  • @blakefultz6087
    @blakefultz6087 4 роки тому +3

    I haven't been doing this long maybe 6 or 7 months at the most and I have watched your videos since I started, and I watched this video the other day and then the next day and I done it the way you did in the video and it literally probably cut my time in half, I'm kinda slow at it, but all your videos are helping me so much and helping me do a better job and do it faster

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому

      That is awesome to hear. Time is always money and I'm glad to hear you cut your time down.

  • @elipete211
    @elipete211 4 роки тому +7

    After the winter, I start to clean my wheels with SOS pads and soapy water, then sand the faces. And then I followed your process of polishing. It sure is harder than you make it look. It turns out pretty darn ok to me. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +1

      I used to do the same.

    • @hamburgerhoover208
      @hamburgerhoover208 4 роки тому +1

      If you want to preserve your shine, furniture polish works amazing water just beads right off the shine really lasts long. You still have to do your maintenance hand polish every couple months or so at least I do.

    • @ronmetros6446
      @ronmetros6446 3 роки тому

      After watching these video's, my wheels look much better then before !! Thanks !

  • @stevebrown9862
    @stevebrown9862 3 роки тому +1

    the water ring while on the truck i use a small grinder and use the pads that get smaller from polishing with large grinder . works great , good job Evan

  • @ShainaReed30
    @ShainaReed30 3 роки тому +4

    Love these in depth videos! Explain, show, explain while showing. Gold 👌🏼 So many things I’ve learned when I started polishing rims. Thanks Evan and your crew! Awesome videos especially showing different situations and how to approach them!!

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому +1

      Truly happy to know that these videos are helpful. I appreciate you supporting the channel and taking time to comment.

  • @dougkratz5269
    @dougkratz5269 4 роки тому +7

    Love these long videos, with detailed explanation. I just pour a beverage,kick back,and enjoy as I learn. Thx

  • @johnconsalazio
    @johnconsalazio 9 місяців тому +1

    You're awesome brother. Well done.

  • @waynedooley9397
    @waynedooley9397 4 роки тому +4

    As always another great video answers questions and learned new way to polish correctly... thanks for all you do for us little guys... appreciate all you do thru your videos.

  • @derrickpete5070
    @derrickpete5070 4 роки тому +4

    Going to try and polish my own wheels and tanks this weekend Great video

  • @andrewsumner5388
    @andrewsumner5388 4 роки тому +3

    Great job fellas! Very professional and consistent polishing thank you for the tips. I live in the northeast and the roads are pretty shit during the winter months.

  • @Calit420
    @Calit420 3 роки тому +1

    Just purchased my first rig, this video definitely worth the time to do a quick but quality polish job💯

  • @coreylandry2440
    @coreylandry2440 4 роки тому +2

    Awesome videos,very detailed and helpful. With help from your videos and my friend Keegan I'm polishing my truck for the first time.

  • @rceric9662
    @rceric9662 4 роки тому +10

    I enjoy polishing my own truck. Definitely a sense of satisfaction but damn you sure do make it look easy lol. I know that it comes with time and technique. Thanks for posting 🤙🏼

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +1

      It does. I've been polishing 20 years and I am grateful to have done it everyday. Thanks for watching.

  • @jack_2-0-7
    @jack_2-0-7 4 роки тому +1

    Great video brother i like how you expanded exactly what to do kept it short simple and straight to the point thank you sir you got yourself a new subscriber

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +1

      Glad to help. Some of my videos may seem long winded but they need to be sometimes to get the exact point across. Thanks for watching and subscribing.

  • @shawnwetherby9272
    @shawnwetherby9272 2 роки тому

    Hoping to have 3 trucks polished at GBATS this year. Definitely going to have at least one of my custoners there. Love the in depth video and the little tips and tricks. Last year was the first time in a hot minute i had done any machine polishing and forgot some of the tricks.

  • @davariomoon190
    @davariomoon190 4 роки тому +1

    about time u put a video out again. thanks for putting this video. kept my mind off all this Coronavirus bs

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +1

      I’m trying. They take a lot of time out of my work to create. Thanks for watching.

  • @muddjim55
    @muddjim55 2 роки тому

    Thanks , I just got a buffing wheel tonight for my Makita, I will have to go back and get a yellow one and some green compound. I got white and white . Newbie .

  • @RG-jy8pn
    @RG-jy8pn 2 роки тому

    Evan real nice work on those rims. I've done some on my Harley, Big Dog Chopper and cars before by hand. Nice using the machine to do the work for you.
    One suggestion is to also have your helper use a respirator as no one wants to breathe the dust and compound/silicone into their lungs.
    Again real nice work!

  • @terryperrott8567
    @terryperrott8567 Рік тому +1

    Great video full of info, Thank You.
    Question, I've got mine already done by hand but not as bright as a wheel. Sense I've got a hand shine could or can I just use the color wheel to finish it off? Newbie here.

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому

      I never just color. But what I do is if the wheel is nice I start with a softer buff on my cut to reduce the amount of hashmarks. I will have a video out on this soon. Thank you for watching and supporting.

  • @rubenhiebert
    @rubenhiebert Місяць тому

    Thank you it was exactly what I needed!😊

  • @bebeti9408
    @bebeti9408 4 роки тому +3

    Great vid I been watching you vids ever since i started polishing 4 years ago and they helped me alot you def have the passion for keep up the good work cheers from canada

  • @billelmerdja
    @billelmerdja 4 роки тому

    Evan thnk u very much .i realy learned a lot from your videos .your buffing technique is PRO .i buffed my motorbike rims like mirror of course with help of your videos.
    I didnt know that there is a final step that shoul be done by hand wow .
    again Thank u Evan

  • @tombachar2565
    @tombachar2565 3 роки тому +1

    You make it look easy great video!

  • @summershine_7702
    @summershine_7702 4 роки тому +2

    Thanks for the video Evan, this explains a lot and will help going forward.

  • @troyporter8797
    @troyporter8797 Рік тому +1

    I’m having a hard time leaving black streaks on the wheel just wondering what I’m doing wrong? Love the videos and appreciate any advice thanks

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому

      What kind of black streaks. Send a picture of the black streaks to 9209790386 and I will do my best to get you headed in the right direction.

  • @custerfarmschippewavalleygrain
    @custerfarmschippewavalleygrain 3 роки тому +1

    GOOD JOB EVAN AND TY

  • @kevinraabe8643
    @kevinraabe8643 4 роки тому +1

    Looks good Evan. Thanks for the tip at the end. 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @randylynds307
    @randylynds307 Рік тому

    Thanks for all the great vids

  • @marklacombe2671
    @marklacombe2671 4 роки тому +1

    Looks awesome. Need to try it out on my log truck.

  • @kevincracolici7598
    @kevincracolici7598 7 місяців тому +1

    Hey Evan Love the videos fantastic work you do, I do drive a semi 2024 cascadia and want to do the same thing to my wheels Will steer and drive however I had a quick question, I really don't want to invest in another grinder. I have a grinder at home, a Ryobi, the max level 11,000 RPMs and I know that's way too fast I also have a DeWalt corded drill that maxed out at 2500 RPMs. It's one of those better than the other and will the 2500 RPM drill be sufficient? Look forward to your response thanks man

  • @dale9896
    @dale9896 4 роки тому +1

    Good job, answers a few questions. Thanks Dale.

  • @MNpicker
    @MNpicker 4 роки тому +1

    Awesome vid guys!!
    The more I watch the more I learn😎

  • @dannyrlocklear
    @dannyrlocklear 2 роки тому +1

    If u could come up with a motor with a rubber wheel that would go up against the tire and would have a pedal to step on to make it turn… That would be gold… lol. Great job!!!!!👍👍

  • @krzysztofslomiany4090
    @krzysztofslomiany4090 2 роки тому +1

    Evan is Tom Sawyer. Somehow tricked us into enjoying this hard dirty work haha

  • @rosekransconst.2495
    @rosekransconst.2495 4 роки тому +1

    Great job I was on the fence on to take them off or leave them but since there 22” forces I think I’ll take them off plus I want to do the inner dull !👍

  • @lastressabari5066
    @lastressabari5066 10 місяців тому +1

    Hello, thanks for your videos, how do you polish between the nuts?

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  9 місяців тому +1

      I do it all by hand with a cotton Terry pad and Terry towel. If the wheel is rough I use luhmi and if it is nice I use time2shine aluminum polish. All of these items are available on goshineon.com

  • @delanowilliamson6738
    @delanowilliamson6738 4 роки тому +1

    Great work it dont matter long or short perfect every time

  • @gorillaprocustoms
    @gorillaprocustoms 3 роки тому

    Great video. Love it.

  • @marcusbrown2104
    @marcusbrown2104 Рік тому

    Only one respiratory mask. Thanks for sharing awesome job both of you.

  • @scotthooper5127
    @scotthooper5127 4 роки тому +5

    Just wondering what you would do different if the rim was off the truck, and you need to get a respirator for Ty when he is next to you and the Makita. The dust you kicked up when you first hit the second rim while Ty was hand polishing was pretty thick. Just sayin'. I really enjoy your videos, Thank you for all your effort to make them.

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +2

      If the rim as off the truck I would lean it up against a wall and polish sections. I also have a jig that I use. And Ty has a respirator just chooses not to wear it. Can lead a horse to water but never force it to drink. Some horses will drown instead of drink.

  • @peloneretana5924
    @peloneretana5924 4 роки тому

    Well done guys that Wheel came out nice 💯😎

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому

      It is far from perfect but for a work truck in the mess everyday he was more than happy. Thanks for watching.

  • @catalinacruz6361
    @catalinacruz6361 3 роки тому +1

    Good job, more videos pls, thank you for sharing be safe out there

  • @paulwesthoff9807
    @paulwesthoff9807 4 роки тому +1

    Great video as always.

  • @IRISH4486
    @IRISH4486 3 роки тому +1

    Awesome job

  • @srdoberman
    @srdoberman Рік тому

    Sweet ...looks fantastic 😍

  • @efrainberrios8494
    @efrainberrios8494 4 роки тому +1

    Really I appreciate your videos!

  • @darinwardwell1583
    @darinwardwell1583 4 роки тому +1

    U guys do. Awsome work...

  • @PawPaws_Place
    @PawPaws_Place 3 роки тому +1

    So I could do this on my F350 leaving the wheels on and since I have chrome caps it should look great and I don’t have to fiddle with the lug nuts. Thanks. 🤙

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  2 роки тому

      If they are bare aluminum then yes you definitely could. I do pickup rims without removing all the time.

  • @isaelramos571
    @isaelramos571 2 роки тому +1

    What does it mean when you see pores and fog after you cut and color? I sanded my battery cover from my dump truck with 400 then I cut and colored it with your brown and orange and green and yellow kit and my end result was fog and a lot of pores. The cut and color processes did achieve a mirror reflection though I'm just trying to figure out if I should have sanded with a 200 or 120 and worked my way up to 400? The pores were kind of deep as well. And I cut it about 5 times and polished 2

  • @TheFreddyja
    @TheFreddyja 4 роки тому +1

    Nice work. I got some chrome cleaner on Aluminum tank & wheels, now left with drip streaks. Best way to make it look better. I don’t have a lot of time in a day to work it out. Is there a neutral chem I can use to make it look how it should?

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому

      Hand polish or recut and color is only option. No amount of cleaner will fix chemical burn. Sorry

  • @chrislrocks
    @chrislrocks 3 роки тому +1

    Nice poofer @ 3:13 Seriously though great video. I wanted to buy the pads and the compounds, but they aren't in your links or Amazon links!

  • @centralcal6604
    @centralcal6604 2 роки тому

    Oh yeah it looks great thanks for the video

  • @doyleshaw3063
    @doyleshaw3063 Рік тому

    great vid. Hard work but it pays off. Thanks

  • @nickjones8702
    @nickjones8702 4 роки тому +2

    Love the vids, good info and shine-on my friend shine-on!

  • @saywhatyeah3076
    @saywhatyeah3076 Рік тому +1

    Always use an aluminum acid to clean the aluminum first it will make the polishing much easier!

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому

      I highly disagree with that statement but to each their own. I personally find avid makes more work and does long term damage to the wheel. Most people don’t properly neutralize it before polishing and then the first moisture you hit it reactivates and starts eating at your shine. I’d rather sand than use acid.

  • @jackjacobson6763
    @jackjacobson6763 4 роки тому +1

    Hey Evan, enjoy watching your videos, super helpful and learn a lot. Could you make a video or give advice on how to safely jack up a truck to do what you’re doing in this video? I am looking to buy your polishing kit for the 4 fire trucks in my firehouse. We have bottle jacks available all the way up to 40 ton. Thanks again!

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  3 роки тому +1

      That is one of our next videos. We are currently working on a video on how to properly jack a truck. Thanks for watching.

  • @jaredrobinson3553
    @jaredrobinson3553 3 роки тому +1

    Hey man love the videos but I have a question. Which video is the lights on video you mention in a few videos? I can’t seem to find which one you’re talking about. Thanks !

    • @thanehardy2402
      @thanehardy2402 3 роки тому +1

      I believe the video you are talking about titled the difference between cut and color and white line's on aluminum.

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому

      It is the video about difference between cut and color. I am sitting at a desk in the video I think.

  • @stevem8871
    @stevem8871 4 роки тому +1

    Great video thanks 4 the tips

  • @tycoonhooker4750
    @tycoonhooker4750 4 роки тому +1

    Good Job fellow's !... I think I'll start doing my own after seeing your you tube.... Later....

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому

      Wish you nothing but success. Thanks for watching and I hope you get it just the way you want it. Shine on.

  • @daytonrogers821
    @daytonrogers821 4 роки тому +1

    Good stuff guys!

  • @popcanfixit8862
    @popcanfixit8862 4 роки тому +2

    Great job looks good. Just curious when are you going to do a video or have you done one and I missed it about polishing the inside holes inside of the rim?

  • @brucevanderveen4472
    @brucevanderveen4472 Рік тому

    This is all new to me. Can you explain what product and wheel first and wheel and product second. What do you mean by color? Thanks and what kit do you suggest from your store? First truck with aluminum rims…I like shine!

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому

      Hello, you can email questions to evan@goshineon.com and I can answer them better that way.

  • @jerrykinnin7941
    @jerrykinnin7941 2 роки тому

    It's my intention to polish out my '16 Cascadia. 10 aluminum wheels a 120 gal fuel tank, near full deck plates, a 50 side saddle Hydrolic tank and a Diamond plate pickup tool box. And the aluminum steps problem is I'm in the muck of a steel mill 2 weeks out of the month.

  • @danielmonan2625
    @danielmonan2625 Рік тому +1

    Great job boys.only thing you should both wear a mask and wear paint suits.they are cheaper than the laundry bill

  • @coreysandness2529
    @coreysandness2529 4 роки тому

    Hey Evan. Get that shine on!

  • @cityterracetowing
    @cityterracetowing 3 роки тому +1

    After you polish wheels. are you supposed to use some kind of sealant to protect the polish. Asking because a friend of mine says there is such a thing but I’m not sure Because I’ve never seen any truck polisher use one afterward.

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  3 роки тому +1

      Most polishing compounds have a ton of wax and sealant in it. After I color it I don't touch it with anything.

  • @chasedehmlow3767
    @chasedehmlow3767 4 роки тому +1

    I need to step up my game from my cordless drill and mothers cones. Is there a variable speed Grinder you would recommend that would do both the cutting and coloring?

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому

      Yes I have links posted in my description on this video. I recommend the makita or the dewalt variable speed. Depends which brand you prefer.

  • @cjcarrier6675
    @cjcarrier6675 2 роки тому

    Howdy Evan, CJ here from H-Town Texas. I am looking to get a side hustle going.
    My best friend and his Wifey do this for a living.
    They make a decent living. How much do you charge for each wheel? Would I be able to use cordless tool and if so, how many batteries would I need to swap out in order to do truck and trailer wheels? I would like to be able to go to customer if power was an issue and or driver is waiting to get loaded.
    Thanks great video, love the mid west accent..Don cha knoow..😆🥰

  • @Donnyshottips
    @Donnyshottips 4 роки тому +1

    top vid mate.see you on the next one

  • @chloekauhi2594
    @chloekauhi2594 4 роки тому +7

    You need to make another video without lifting the truck up. Lots of guys can’t do that and wants to see how a pro would do it. But as always, awesome work 🤙🏽

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +7

      Ok. I’ll do that. I hate doing them on the ground. It was the first tool I invested in. But I’ll make one.

    • @summershine_7702
      @summershine_7702 4 роки тому +2

      Same! I bought a 20 ton low pro bottle Jack from harbor freight and a block of oak for a base (for soft terrain jobs) call me spoiled but I do everything I can to spin that wheel. Quality first is my goal. 🤙 good luck and shine on!

    • @jimbo7450
      @jimbo7450 4 роки тому

      @@summershine_7702 I totally agree on the bottle Jack and wood as well. I've got crossfires on each drive and I hate messing with those.

    • @Desertpacrat92
      @Desertpacrat92 4 роки тому

      This is a great jack manual and air www.amazon.com/Torin-Hydraulic-Bottle-Jack-Capacity/dp/B00026Z3HC/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3PQTYHDU8ATSJ&dchild=1&keywords=20+ton+bottle+jack&qid=1595115700&sprefix=20+t%2Caps%2C174&sr=8-4

  • @StrongLikeBullTV
    @StrongLikeBullTV 4 роки тому +1

    Great video, I learned a lot.

  • @jaysmedia6410
    @jaysmedia6410 2 роки тому +1

    ok im barely getting into this… why not finish with the white wheel polisher ? instead of hand polishing ? just a doubt question

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому +1

      You can. There are many ways to polish. But for me this way is quicker and less expensive. Helps me keep my cost down while keeping my profits livable. But to each their own. Some say that they get better results for less money than I do. That is why I say to each their own. You'll have to choose what works best for you. On most of my show trucks I do the same technique also.

  • @MrZimeir
    @MrZimeir 4 роки тому +1

    great video

  • @moy3436
    @moy3436 4 роки тому +1

    Right on great video !

  • @davidgentz1731
    @davidgentz1731 2 роки тому +1

    Well that's a tough way to make it Buck but this sure does look nice when you're done bro

  • @greggkunkle8539
    @greggkunkle8539 4 роки тому +1

    Do you ever put on amy surface protectant to keep them from oxidizing so quickly?

  • @robertrodriguez2395
    @robertrodriguez2395 Рік тому

    Thank you!
    What are the name of the products that you are using to make the aluminum rims.. "POP".. ?

  • @rjptrucking4598
    @rjptrucking4598 3 роки тому

    I'm a owner op these videos are amazing thanks

  • @alberto23ad
    @alberto23ad 3 роки тому +1

    Good job brother I’m a new subscriber and I have a question... you don’t wash the rims with acid & water before polishing and sanding?

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  3 роки тому +1

      No I don't. Check out my video on acid and why I don't acid wash. Very good video.

    • @alberto23ad
      @alberto23ad 3 роки тому

      @@EvanStegerMetalPolishing thank you very much brother God bless you

  • @Hayden1h
    @Hayden1h 3 роки тому +1

    What wheel and compounds would you use to polish a pontoon boat to a show quality shine? I’m kinda at a loss with all the choices

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  3 роки тому

      You couldn't pay me enough to polish a pontoon to a show quality shine. But if I were to make a recommendation on how to do it I would say sand it perfectly smooth. Then cut 2 times with orange buff with brown rouge overlapping in different directions. Then doing an orbital hand polish with a rough metal polish like luhmi or something similar. Then I would cut with yellow compound and my show brown rouge. Then I would use a light metal polish like my time2shine aluminum polish on an orbital buffer. Then finish it with the 40 ply loose buff and my green compound. This process depending on the size of the pontoon will take days to complete and first time you put it in the water it won't be show quality anymore. LOL This is why I don't do pontoons anymore. LOL If just looking for a quick polish our 2 step aluminum kit is quicker and easier on goshineon.com

  • @4RBLUE
    @4RBLUE 4 роки тому +1

    How often do you have to change the respirator filters? Nice job!!

  • @brianwilliams7938
    @brianwilliams7938 2 роки тому

    What is best to use to remove road grim and dirt that like baked onto my stainless exhaust stacks .

  • @nicklange421
    @nicklange421 4 роки тому +2

    Hey maybe you could help when I’m using my first stage of cut I’m getting a lot of sticky black spots that I have to scrub off by hand or it seems like it burns in if I don’t rub it off with a rag. Any help would be appreciated!

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому

      Likely the piece you are working on isn't smooth enough to polish yet. Send pics to my cell and I can try to help you diagnose the issue. 92009790386. Thanks for watching.

    • @DynoDieselWagon
      @DynoDieselWagon 3 роки тому

      Asphalt remover Citron

  • @439530
    @439530 4 роки тому +3

    A drill with a cone attachment would help in the tight spots I would imagine

  • @brandonhack1530
    @brandonhack1530 7 місяців тому

    This is a good one thank you

  • @lucaskane3610
    @lucaskane3610 Рік тому

    Hey Evan, I drive a 2019 Peterbilt concrete mixer but don’t have access to any machines, do you by any chance have any tips on how to do wheels like this by hand?

  • @chriskotaska8124
    @chriskotaska8124 3 роки тому

    Well I am not all that good. My Dewalt 7in went flying a good 20ft and broke on the concrete. No parts available. So I got the exact same model Makita used in the video. You make it look so easy without handle on it or really hanging on. I got a death grip on my new Makita and doing the inside part is not going so well. I'll try your method. Do you think bracing off the hub mounted is easier for a beginner or dismounted?

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому

      You should be do things the way that you are the most comfortable. Use the handle if that helps you. I know a lot of polisher who use the handle on the machine. I have been doing this a long time and have had this machine in my hands for 20 plus years, so it is going to look easy for me.

  • @lovesaggu
    @lovesaggu 4 роки тому +1

    Just a question . Can I use my 4.5 inch Bosch angle grinder or is this something else is he using.

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому

      Likely not. Most 4.5 inch grinders spin 9,000 rpm or higher. Way too fast for the buffs. Buffs are only rated for 3,500 rpm. I know I spin mine at 6,000 rpm but it is risky.

  • @keithsamuel3856
    @keithsamuel3856 4 роки тому +1

    Totally awesome video from me the big fella

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +1

      Glad you like it. Thanks for watching bud.

    • @keithsamuel3856
      @keithsamuel3856 4 роки тому +1

      @@EvanStegerMetalPolishing you've hit it on the nail for the length and in depth on how to do it safely and properly also the podcast I'd definitely be up for it as you said it be great to have different perspectives on uk products compared to America

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  4 роки тому +1

      @@keithsamuel3856 I'm looking forward to it.

  • @awaisshafi2199
    @awaisshafi2199 3 роки тому

    hi mate you doing exactly all right thanks for new hacks and tips could you please share me step 2 polish brand and finisher polish brand I've been using polish but it's not good like you

  • @bradmyers3327
    @bradmyers3327 4 роки тому +1

    Hey now. I know you don't usually hand polish.....but what was Ty using to do around the lugs? Anything special?

  • @ericsalgado3662
    @ericsalgado3662 4 дні тому

    LEGEND

  • @geoffsikma8957
    @geoffsikma8957 3 роки тому +2

    I’ve got 19.5” on a car hauler to clean and polish. That’s tight

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Рік тому

      I agree. We do all the way down to 17.5" on heavy haul drop deck trailers. Those are not fun.