Daeshon Croom
Member
im trying to polish some stuff on my scooter and i need to know hat to use and how to do it
some people help me plzz
some people help me plzz
How to polish parts
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MattThomMakesMeWarmInside
Silver Member
hopefully lamay could come in here to share his secret technique
yoyoflavored
Steel Member
Clean part
Wet sand
Let dry
Use car polish and drop like a some to a quarter size on a rag
Rub the hell out of your part til it becomes shiny and the extra polish is gone
Wait for Lamay's method before trying mine x]
Wet sand
Let dry
Use car polish and drop like a some to a quarter size on a rag
Rub the hell out of your part til it becomes shiny and the extra polish is gone
Wait for Lamay's method before trying mine x]
OliviaFilms
Steel Member
i would like to know too i rawed my v2i and scs and it would look nice polished
MattThomMakesMeWarmInside
Silver Member
true, what you're doing isn't going to be a legitimate business, but something where you can make money on the side for something that not everyone has access to. You obviously have a great technique and you should definitely just make a sticky for everyone living in the rest of the us/world
Ronnie Bergan
Steel Member
Hey is Olympia close to the tri-cities? We should ride dude.
Hunter P
Member
Its like 4 hours away
yoyoflavored
Steel Member
It is not hard at all to polish parts, I polished my deck and wheels in like an hour
iliveinahouse1
Bronze member
i just use oven cleaner to get the anodizing off the use my bench grinder with the buffing wheel and some alumina polish. gets it chrome shiny
Technically Yes but that will only happen with neglect- not cleaning the part or leaving it out in the elements for an extended amount of time.
But since they are Polished- all nice and clean- every little ding scratch shows up pretty good so don't expect Polished parts to remain pristine on a scooter.
Polishing is easy, I've never done it to scooter parts but I've rawed bike frames and polished them, (after rawing) just wet sand them and then use a real fine grit sand paper on it (Go in circles for a nice finish) and them grab yourself a rag and polish them with silvo or something similar until they are shiny. Put some elbow grease into and do it for a good 5-10 minutes. You can clear coat over it to prevent rust but it's kind of a waste of time, I believe silvo itself has anti rust properties. Probably not how your meant to do it but it worked for me more than once
Daeshon Croom
Member
thx guys did it my own way took me 15 mins just use some turtle wax an old rag and a buffer
