polished this trx450r clutch cover up that i got, pics dont do it justice really, and i coulnt reallt get in the letters, but what u think its worth, and i will throw it on ebay
what would u pay?
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polished this trx450r clutch cover up that i got, pics dont do it justice really, and i coulnt reallt get in the letters, but what u think its worth, and i will throw it on ebay
LASX might be interested in that for his 450R if he doesn't already have one.
looks nice but looks like you might wanna wipe it down a lil more
and idk about price idk what those go for un polished lol
and idk about price idk what those go for un polished lol
that is wiped down, what u are seeing is reflections or shadows. like i said, pic doesnt look as good as in person
not owning one, cant really say. but then again, they dont seem to be very high in demand
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hahaha yeh, that is a pretty chitty polishing job, looks like he sanded it with 100 grit paper and used mothers lol
guess i will find out
i am working on your throttle btw, that paint is being a BIOTCH!!!!!!
guess i will find out
i am working on your throttle btw, that paint is being a BIOTCH!!!!!!
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lol
cant wait to see it man I:I as for the paint i like to use aircraft coating remover, but it is some dangerous chit. basically just eats off a layer of material
lolcant wait to see it man I:I as for the paint i like to use aircraft coating remover, but it is some dangerous chit. basically just eats off a layer of material
LOL I would say more like 1500 grit.
In some ways, I like the "brushed" polished covers more simply because they stay more appealing longer. I get pissed when you polish something to a perfect shine, then you get a finger print and it sticks out so vividly.
I think one of the guys was polishing Blaster clutch covers for $65, but the 450R market tends to be pricier so you might get $80ish. Just a random guess though.
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cant wait to see it man I:I as for the paint i like to use aircraft coating remover, but it is some dangerous chit. basically just eats off a layer of material
where do u get that, i cant find that anywhere
