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mine are off getting polished now....weighed the cost of material, my time, my hands against the $60 im being charged for them and decided to pay the $60. i polished a motorcycle frame by hand years ago, never will do it again
damn i was bout to call up some powdercoating shops until i saw this thread. im in no rush to putting these on my car. can anyone point me to the right direction on how to do it yourself.
mine are off getting polished now....weighed the cost of material, my time, my hands against the $60 im being charged for them and decided to pay the $60. i polished a motorcycle frame by hand years ago, never will do it again
$60 polish
please be sure to post some after shot pictures and maybe the shop info that did the job.
damn i was bout to call up some powdercoating shops until i saw this thread. im in no rush to putting these on my car. can anyone point me to the right direction on how to do it yourself.
clean the break as best as you can to get all the dirt and grime out then start cross sanding with 200 grit and move up to wetsanding 400,600,800,1000,2000. then buff it out by hand with some compound or polish.
well i just left it with my wheel shop. gonna cost me 140 to fully polish the calipers
not bad imo.
i wanted a clearcoat, but they said it takes about 30% of the shine away. so im leaving them raw
03-27-11, 01:36 PM
