Polished my OEM muffler ( crappy pics)
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Polished my OEM muffler ( crappy pics)
Hey guys I did a quick 30 min job on my muffler, not really a thorough job. Had a little spare time, i used what i had : 320grit, 400grit, 600grit, 1000grit, then Autosol metal polish, variable-speed buffer with wool pad starting at speed 1 for a bit to cut, then speed 2-3 to polish. Sorry the pics are crappy, weather wasn't the best either.
When i have more time, i'll do an even better job continuing on with 1500, 2000, and ending with 3M's Trizact 3000grit!!!!!! Then hit it again with the buffer.
When i have more time, i'll do an even better job continuing on with 1500, 2000, and ending with 3M's Trizact 3000grit!!!!!! Then hit it again with the buffer.
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Thanks again for the comments guys! I never knew this muffler was anodized! I always thought it was just stainless steel. Well It did have a fair amount of rust before. I am willing to creep under there every now and then to polish it, every now and then the rear suspension gets detailed anyway so no problem wiping down the muffler.
#15
Hehe I try to work magic sometimes with my magic hands. It's more awkward than anything polishing the muffler, even getting your buffer undr the car. Would be a hell of alot easier on a hoist or on jackstands lifted and secured.
#17
and yes they make it, i used it on my header
http://www.jegs.com/p/VHT/749303/10002/-1/10747
http://www.transworldmotocross.com/a...465&typeID=765
go to C.T. go man run the rust never sleep's