How to Polish Motorcycle Forks - Fork Restore
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- How to Polish /Buffing Motorcycle Aluminum Forks - Suzuki GN Fork Restore
#Restoration #Repair #buffing
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Excellent thorough job...thanks a lot. I'll save this for the winter project, cleanup the whole front end.
Lankawe kollek neh 👍
Very nice job and you definitely done great work. 👍👍
awesome transformation!
They look great... well done.
Good video
Ayye...motorbike steel parts, kohomatha karanne ??? Same way haritha???
Stoch bright and wd40 then use polish
Well done great job.
Thanks
good job bro. saw your vid and im going to do mine
Is that a 5 or 6 inch wool pad......looks amazing
You can get 3" now.
Is it a sander you are using for polishing ? If so please share the details with pad used.Good work👍
B cut super polish
What buffing pad was used ?
@@elliotbarron4913 You can buy felt discs for your angle grinder .
Makita car polisher..
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 .
Laquering can yellow after a while unless you use an expensive 2k material
Add a little dishwash soap...makes the water 'wetter'.
what solution is that? tap water? @Classic Enthusiast
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Me davaswala newsuth thiyano😁
Sand paper grade brother
Do you seal them with a clear later??
Yes
Nyalic is good for this
Is that a metal polish?
Alu polish probably
Why not use Scotchbrite instead of wet and dry??
a tip : watch series at Flixzone. I've been using it for watching loads of movies recently.
@Judah Angelo Yea, have been using Flixzone for since december myself :D
@Judah Angelo yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for since november myself :D
B cut polic kaha milegi sir
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.
Why didnt use paint remover? Hahaha
It's expensive where he lives easy to sand off...
Kindly list the grades of wet and dry paper you went through. Thanks.
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.
320, 600, 1200 then 1500
I hate sanding
OK
FAKE SPRAYED ON GOO