Desertdawg

OK David, so now you can start calling me ****, but I'm still not as bad as you, I will not take a picture of the mess under my hood. and my interior is not spotless. So there. :p: :p: :p: :p:

I polished the T Top bar today,



And while-I-was-at-it-itus hit, and I went ahead and rubbed on the truck mirrors.

phxraptor

:rofl:

AGVI

:eek:

Desertdawg

TTT

Cali,68,L-79

Okay you got me on that one. :lol: :lol:
looks good!!!! What materials did you use/ did you but the Riobi buffer I suggested?

:cheers: :cheers:

Desertdawg

I bought a cheapy polishing kit at home depot. $10.00 (3 buffing wheels and 3 different rouge's) and used my old Milwaukee drill. it work pretty good.

I have a Riobi on request for fathers day, I will probably have to buy it myself, but its the thought that counts.

This is my last post for a week, I'm off to Salt Lake tomorrow morning for some railroad electrical trouble shooting & circuitry classes...
I'll be back on Friday night. Talk to ya then. :seeya

81' Corvette Guy

I see Dawg..ended up with the Black Finger Polishing Syndrome..don't you hate that? :lolg: I really need to get a good polishing arbor and electric rotory tool..any suggestions as far as polishing equipment for rims..etc? :steering:

Cali,68,L-79

66 Stinger sold me the kit. I got the 1/2 hp Elec buffer, 3 pads, 3 rouges for around $45 from Harbor freight, rebuilt. It literally will wipe the sorface down to the bare metal if you want to. I used it on the 1977's Eagle type 77 17" rims and they came out like glass. take a look at my webpage under 'dedication to Cali-1. Arguably the shinest polished rims on the west coast.

Pauld

Looking good, that is a job that I keep meaning to do, hope mine turns out as good as that :cheers:

red79c3

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: