Charge pipe continues, disappointed at all the machine marks on this thing.....
This was obviously not meant to be cleaned. They left lots of tooling marks in the fabrication process:
<img src="http://images35.fotki.com/v1127/photos/6/645139/5891365/chargepipe005-vi.jpg"> <img src="http://images35.fotki.com/v1132/photos/6/645139/5891365/chargepipe006-vi.jpg"> Not sure if these can be sanded and polished out or not. <img src="http://images34.fotki.com/v1124/photos/6/645139/5891365/chargepipe008-vi.jpg"> May have to PC it in Red. |
I managed to sand and polish..>>
a fair amount of that out, but it was still not perfect..
<img src="http://images25.fotki.com/v952/photos/7/7305/3508695/DSC04997-vi.jpg"> |
It's like uncovering a master's painting under the canvas. :-) Or maybe not.
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ditto, not perfect here, but it still looks good
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There is a PC that looks like polished alu and also one that>>>
like chrome when finished. A friend has a powder coating shop. There are lot's more color options than I had any idea there were. They do a good bit of the chrome looking powder on custom bikes that they build rather than spending the $$$ for chrome.
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Yup, looks good Steve. Just start with about 150 grit and work up?
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Yes.....or not.
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Paging Steve, got anything like that?
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No...Not much call for fake chrome in the TT community!
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I didn't have to do much to mine,,,>>
I think I'd start with something a little finer though.. Maybe 320-400 wet..
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