Too cold to ride... might as well polish...

[Scotty]

I found myself looking for something to do tonight. I ended up polishing the aluminum on the sled. I think I only have one knuckle out of 10 that isn't bleeding. It's a big job if you want to do it right. I'm happy with the results though. I used Mothers "Mag & Uluminum Polish", and alot of elbow grease. I tryed the Mouse (black & Decker) with the polishing pads but that did'nt do the trick. Best way to get a good luster is good old fashioned muscle. Terry towells and a lot of work.

 

[lucm]

looks good.............

 

[Canuk]

Wow, good job scotty.

 

[Canuk]

Wow, good job scotty.

 

[Farmer B]

Looks good, what kind of a time frame is a guy looking at to do this? A couple of hours and a couple of ?

 

[m7mod]

looks good I used the mothers power ball on mine and it works good

 

[magnet]

we should meet sometime i got one that needs a polish to:d:d looks good

 

[popoman 500]

i did mine but i didnt take off the seet but it took about three hours i did it with holywoods aluminum polish

 

[Harbercraftguy]

mothers power ball,a good air compressor,and a full beer fridge.....life is good.

 

[Snowdoogie]

Hey I have no problem with anyone wanting to do mine.:d

I'll sit back, have a and you can show me how it is done.

SD

 

[Scotty]

Thanks for all the replies guys... I repolished it again last night to improve on the luster!!! And NO... I will not help any of you polish your tunnels! I'm Done. You're own your own :d:d

It's alot of work but well worth it. Makes the thing shine and look like it is worth more? Maybe even faster :d