Reply to "ZF Polishing"

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First used paint stripper and then a wire wheel to take off any paint, my bell housing was completely painted before starting.

Then sanded everything down with 600 grit. Then used a cutting compound for a very fast cutting and pre-buffing. Then buffed it with red compound and then white compound over and over.

Used a combination of buffing cones & wheels that I got from Eastwood, and a very high speed, 22,000 rpm air tool.

Eastwood has everything you need, compound, buffing wheels and cone wise.

I also taped off all the mating surfaces as to not screw with any sealing surfaces all the way through the process.

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Originally posted by DeTom:
How do you do that polishing?? Do you just use a wire wheel and a dremmel or do you have to buy special stuff???

8/22/052:16 PM

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