Of course, I don't have a bench grinder with polishing pad, or a dedicated polisher, only a couple of drill attachments, and good ol' elbow grease. :) Trying to get the shine even is the challenge.
Cant' wait to attack the engine :)
Thursday, 6 October 2011
The Polish
So the elbow grease starts... I decided to polish the fork lowers, and some of the crank case covers, for that, not mirror, but nice shiny alloy look.
Of course, I don't have a bench grinder with polishing pad, or a dedicated polisher, only a couple of drill attachments, and good ol' elbow grease. :) Trying to get the shine even is the challenge.
The fork at the bottom of the pic, is as is, after stripping the paint off it. NB: Motospray Quick Strip, is awesome pressure pack paint stripper. Spray on, leave for 5-10mins, and hose off! I even rang the chemist at the manufacturer, and checked that it is safe for alloy. No problems there!
Cant' wait to attack the engine :)
Of course, I don't have a bench grinder with polishing pad, or a dedicated polisher, only a couple of drill attachments, and good ol' elbow grease. :) Trying to get the shine even is the challenge.
Cant' wait to attack the engine :)
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