How to Polish Motorcycle Forks - Fork Restore

How to Polish /Buffing Motorcycle Aluminum Forks - Suzuki GN Fork Restore
#Restoration #Repair #buffing
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[@geraldwest3428]

Excellent thorough job...thanks a lot. I'll save this for the winter project, cleanup the whole front end.

[@virajbw4214]

Lankawe kollek neh 👍

[@darrinleazer6784]

Very nice job and you definitely done great work. 👍👍

[@BigHeinen]

awesome transformation!

[@BT_aka_PET_ROOSTER]

They look great... well done.

[@nayeemfarween8807]

Good video

[@nayeemfarween8807]

Ayye...motorbike steel parts, kohomatha karanne ??? Same way haritha???

[@marklewis5463]

Stoch bright and wd40 then use polish

[@martin.5336]

Well done great job.

[@ClassicEnthusiast]

Thanks

[@drinu100]

good job bro. saw your vid and im going to do mine

[@OGRubberman]

Is that a 5 or 6 inch wool pad......looks amazing

[@sthildas4857]

You can get 3" now.

[@pranykansy7546]

Is it a sander you are using for polishing ? If so please share the details with pad used.Good work👍

[@ClassicEnthusiast]

B cut super polish

[@elliotbarron4913]

What buffing pad was used ?

[@Cobra427Veight]

@@elliotbarron4913 You can buy felt discs for your angle grinder .

[@sthildas4857]

Makita car polisher..

[@coveredend]

I did the same on my sportie , except I used nitro morse first to get rid if the lacquer.
I also never sealed them with clear lacquer, that was 8 years and 30k miles ago .
A bit of autosol every now and again and they stay fine .

[@harwoods11]

Laquering can yellow after a while unless you use an expensive 2k material

[@arthurfleck1764]

Add a little dishwash soap...makes the water 'wetter'.

[@muhammadsalleh9396]

what solution is that? tap water? @Classic Enthusiast

[@kentsvensson7009]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@SonalThisera-sf6op]

Me davaswala newsuth thiyano😁

[@naveent3030]

Sand paper grade brother

[@aussiefarmer8741]

Do you seal them with a clear later??

[@ClassicEnthusiast]

Yes

[@williamrobertson8962]

Nyalic is good for this

[@drobinray]

Is that a metal polish?

[@brub5174]

Alu polish probably

[@daveking650]

Why not use Scotchbrite instead of wet and dry??

[@judahangelo1901]

a tip : watch series at Flixzone. I've been using it for watching loads of movies recently.

[@adrielderek9159]

@Judah Angelo Yea, have been using Flixzone for since december myself :D

[@jadenjaxson5998]

@Judah Angelo yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for since november myself :D

[@modassiralam2720]

B cut polic kaha milegi sir

[@Dogsled1000]

All you see is him sanding the big flat spots. I do this alot and there is ALOT more work getting inside the bumps and groves. This is very time consuming. I use a medium wire where on a bench grinder, seems to be the fastest and easiest way to clean them in all the corners and groves with no solutions needed. Even my way requires a die grinder with a medal wheel to get into some smaller corners.

[@lorkkarin]

Why didnt use paint remover? Hahaha

[@sthildas4857]

It's expensive where he lives easy to sand off...

[@keithdawson4804]

Kindly list the grades of wet and dry paper you went through. Thanks.

[@jfoz7602]

He shows you each grit grades on the video before he uses each paper. 350, 600, 1200 I think from the top of my head.

[@stevenhehir1554]

320, 600, 1200 then 1500

[@AlexisMartinez-nl5py]

I hate sanding

[@ClassicEnthusiast]

OK

[@arthurlynch1549]

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