Project Cleanup
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From: Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
St. Jude '03 thru '24
Project Cleanup
A few pics of the weekends work. Those aluminum castings cleanup quick! :thumbs:
Jan 04
Dec 03
Dec 03
Dec 03
:D Bling! :D
[Modified by JrRifleCoach, 8:26 PM 1/4/2004]
Jan 04 Dec 03 Dec 03 Dec 03:D Bling! :D
[Modified by JrRifleCoach, 8:26 PM 1/4/2004]
Drifting
Joined: Nov 2000
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From: Jacksonville FL
Re: Project Cleanup (JrRifleCoach)
What did you use to do that? I cleaned my diff when I had it out to do the poly bushings and it didn't look anything like that when I was done.
Looks great! :thumbs:
Mike.
Looks great! :thumbs:
Mike.
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From: Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
St. Jude '03 thru '24
Re: Project Cleanup (Midnite 88)
Here is my secret. Well, not really a secret any more. Shh, don't tell anybody. :lol:
The wheels come in three "grits" and for the stubborn stuff and steel, I use the fine wire wheels. BTW remember to wear a dust mask. :yesnod:
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[Modified by JrRifleCoach, 12:06 AM 12/24/2003]
The wheels come in three "grits" and for the stubborn stuff and steel, I use the fine wire wheels. BTW remember to wear a dust mask. :yesnod:
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[Modified by JrRifleCoach, 12:06 AM 12/24/2003]
Burning Brakes
Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Nashville Tennessee
Re: Project Cleanup (JrRifleCoach)
Sweet ! some nuckle head painted the bottom of my car black. Im still cleaning it off.
Do those buffing wheels hold up very well ?
Nice Job..... :cool: :thumbs:
Do those buffing wheels hold up very well ?
Nice Job..... :cool: :thumbs:
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From: Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
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Re: Project Cleanup (jimmyd)
Sweet ! some nuckle head painted the bottom of my car black. Im still cleaning it off.
Do those buffing wheels hold up very well ?
Nice Job..... :cool: :thumbs:
Do those buffing wheels hold up very well ?
Nice Job..... :cool: :thumbs:
The wheels were purchased from OSH for about 6-7 bucks apiece. The wires cost about 2.50
Good luck!
Instructor
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Nor Cal
Re: Project Cleanup (JrRifleCoach)
On my 85 the whole undercarrige was painted with under coating even the rearend.so far i stripped it off all the inner fenders and front susp. just pulled the rearend out lastweek and cleaned and polished it looks sweet.Painted my calipers red. Next i'll remove the bracket that holds the rearend in clean and polish. Probly extreme but WTF nothing better to do.
[Modified by LBC, 9:32 PM 12/25/2003]
[Modified by LBC, 9:32 PM 12/25/2003]
