Polishing the blades
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Polishing the blades
i have the infamous gsr blades on my lovely gsr and plan on keeping them for a while and at a local meet yesterday someone told me to polish them to give them a chrome look to it now i want to find out how this can be possible because i have no clue where to start what to buy and how to do it.
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Re: Polishing the blades
lol i love that^^^
If you read up like he said, im sure you found that the wheels need to be bare, no spray paint or anything. From there you can wetsand them starting with 400 or 600 and work your way up to 2000 and eventually they will be shiny. But be prepared to spend at least 5 or so hours on each wheel lol.
Or if you dont feel like doing all that work you could get a Dremel and about 10-20 Dremel #520 polishing wheels. They work AMAZING. You'll need a few for each wheel though because they do wear down. Ive experimented with a few things and this was by far the easiest and produced great results.
If you read up like he said, im sure you found that the wheels need to be bare, no spray paint or anything. From there you can wetsand them starting with 400 or 600 and work your way up to 2000 and eventually they will be shiny. But be prepared to spend at least 5 or so hours on each wheel lol.
Or if you dont feel like doing all that work you could get a Dremel and about 10-20 Dremel #520 polishing wheels. They work AMAZING. You'll need a few for each wheel though because they do wear down. Ive experimented with a few things and this was by far the easiest and produced great results.
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