blaster build gone wild! pics also
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yes its 220 and i use that for polishing steel before it gets chrome plated i sometimes use it for stainless work if im really pressed for time and need to burn some deep scratches out without sanding
oh boy dont get me started on that brake hose grrrrrrr..... i ordered a
plus 4 because i have a plus 4 arm im guessing i should have gotten a plus 3 hose
ok i decided since when my la 240 motor is done that this one is gonna go in the wifes quad i put a flotek agg trail ported head on today along with my new hinson clutch basket and driveline performance clutch im also installing the vf3 reeds and decided to do some polishing and painting too lol
decided to make my own blockoff plate instead of having the capped off pump on there also
off course i couldnt leave well enough alone and had to paint the oil pump cover and polish the clutch cover lol
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decided to make my own blockoff plate instead of having the capped off pump on there also
off course i couldnt leave well enough alone and had to paint the oil pump cover and polish the clutch cover lol
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and im still working on putting the reeds in and carb back on i might polish the factory 7 air box whiel its out also
also pulled my 05 motor apart today thats gonne be my la240 motor cases are getting polished then off to flotek and ken oconner it goes
took the black powdercoat off with tal strip 1v then i used brown compound on my 1 3/4 hpwr double arm polishing motor after that i go over it with a flannel wheel and white rouge then just wipe it off with a rag
damn it dude stop steelin my ideas! just kiddin. unfortunately i don't have all the equipment you have. i started pollishin my f7 airbox a couple days ago. It looks a million times better, but you can barely see the "holagram" effects anymore but i didn't like them anyway. all i have to pollish with is a 6" grinder with a polishing wheel on it. hard to get in the nooks and crannys with that though. I just start with black then brown, then white, then green, seems to work pretty well but i should probably have a wheel for each pollishing grit? any tips? i love makin shinny stuff.
black and green are usually stainless compounds stay away from them all u should need is brown and white and yes definately use different wheels for each compound ill get a pioc up in a min of the cutting wheel i use with brown its called an airway buff and cuts fast as hell i can take red roloc sanding marks out with it
plus i jhad them make my airbox without that gay lookin hologram crap i told them save your self some time as im gonna sand it off anyways lol
