im wanting to polish my si'z and was woundering if anyone new a diffrent way then the link below or faster way, and if any other way?THANKS
http://www.clubcivic.com/board/showthread.php?t=96334
im wanting to polish my si'z and was woundering if anyone new a diffrent way then the link below or faster way, and if any other way?THANKS
http://www.clubcivic.com/board/showthread.php?t=96334
what the fuck are si'z? is that a code word or something? is it mexican?
and no, there isnt a faster way that will look better. god forbid you have to actually take some TIME to improve your car.
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agreed its gon take u like 3-4 hours on one wheel to get da perfect results tried to do mines and it didnt come out dat well lol, gonna redo mines sometime soonOriginally Posted by Black4DrEK
Man go do your h/w.
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appreciate it Yunglaosta
no problem manOriginally Posted by NOCLUE
Uackk leave him alone! lol Club Civic's steps are long and tedious. lmk if u want to hear the steps i used.
this was the EX's blades
http://importatlanta.com/forums/show...4&page=2&pp=20
well read through it and i posted the steps.. lol i forgot all about it--old thread.
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Originally Posted by khaxnguyen
how long did it take u to polish ur's kha? lol btw dis is lenny
o.0 u're lenny then who's the EK dude? My SI's took me forever.. the blades; if u can finish within two days.. 5-6 hours a day.. the trick is to get a smoooth surface. say u just finish with 400 grit, then use 600 to cut down the 400grit scratches, then 800 to cut down the 600's scratches, then 1000 to cut it down then 1500 to cut down 1000's then 2000 grit to cut down 1500's scratches.. get what i'm sayign?Originally Posted by yunglaosta
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idk what ek dude? lol but yeah i need redo mines. dis shit is very time consumingOriginally Posted by khaxnguyen
do any of you retarded bastards know english?
black4drek- smile like a doughnut for me bitch.
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Last edited by NOCLUE; 01-10-2009 at 02:09 PM.
dont you have schoool boy? u shoudl be focusing on school. lol and post 14, what grit is that? and if it have deep scratches, you should use a sander...
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nopes not anymoreOriginally Posted by khaxnguyen
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(sander)Ya Black4drEK suggeted that when we were working on itOriginally Posted by khaxnguyen
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you can also do it with steal wool if you dont have any major curb marks. pm me if you need info on it.
Ya i used steal wool after cleaning the rim and applyingthe stripper to get rid of the clear coat.Originally Posted by steedracer
^ i've heard about that. well i kinda did it but the person who showed me how to do it didnt exactly know what he was doing. Isnt it like a ball or a patch of steel that looks like what u would use to scrub your dishes/pans with but it's much softer?
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yea kinda the same thing. just go to home depot and ask for some they come in like three different grits you can use all three or just the medium one and the fine one. i have a few pics of some wheels im working on, but only on my phone and cant load them.Originally Posted by khaxnguyen
yes show me when u can! i'm really anxious to see it. when i first started working on cars, the guy asked me to do it to(polish) a valve cover but it looked no where near shiny... so i thouhgt it was to clean it.. lol? but it was a failure.Originally Posted by steedracer
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Oh Lenny, richard suggested a Drill and polishing Stones... i seen him tested, and the results are great plus it's less time consuming.
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forreal what wheels did he do them to?Originally Posted by khaxnguyen
he didnt do it to a wheel. he did it to an aluminum sheet--looks like the thing to put on a rear bumper when u cut holes in them for air flow. forgot what it's called but it was shiny!Originally Posted by yunglaosta
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yea man send me you # and i will send you some pics
How much did this cost you, steed?--excluding the power tools. i think Mother's polishing compound would bring out the shine more too. Tell us the process, if u will. =POriginally Posted by steedracer
here is steedracer's work:
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goddamn needa do dat to my shit. got curbage all around one of my wheelsOriginally Posted by khaxnguyen
learn how to drive =POriginally Posted by yunglaosta
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hahaha it came with it =XOriginally Posted by khaxnguyen
stage 1 done
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the tools where prob about $100-150. had them for a while. the steel wool prob about $5-10 and about $5 for the rubbing compound. also you can use gloves if you dont want you hands to be black.
1. to start off i sanded the curbs down witht the sander and drimel tool to smooth them out. take your time on this!
2. then start going over the wheels with the steel wool grade 2. you can use the rubbing compound with it. it dosend take much.
3. repeat step2 wit the fine steel wool and compound.
4. once you are finished with that you can use a wheels polish to polish them up and there you go you have some polished wheels.
in the last pic with the wheel i have to fix some more of the curbage but im just working on the wheels as i can. not in a hurry to finish them. gl with yours. if you need anything else just let me know.
i already had a sander and in sand paper about 35$
there you go cheaper and faster. the tools you dont need if you dont have curbage.
Yes sir mine were in good condition, one scratch, one spot were the clear coat was miss'in
[QUOTE=southside]I did ls mesh
lol no one asked. you gloat too much. he asked for the process not if u've done it before.
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very nice man, top quality look!, i wanted 2 paint the inside of my si had no idea sum1 had done it alread(im slippin)