rampagemt
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If i polish it will it be good for quite some time or will it need to be polished a lot cause that won't be fun
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Bummer. Oh well. Gives you a reason to upgrade!rampagemt said:Well I went to pull stock bearings out or gear plate and all the seals were falling off so i made an order at largescale for the pro spec bearing lot and 2 bearings for the center mount that transfers power to the front end. Hope gets here soon as belt drive will be here tom!
Should be less than $20. The last time I saw it, anyway.rampagemt said:Thanks for that idea is that super expensive?
Do you still get those pain in the ass spots with that solution? I know with degreaser, it doesn't always remove the anodizing from the tight areas.TerraKill said:just deanodized all my stuff (pics to come when finished polishing)i just used a strong caustic soda+water mix, diped my bits in for about 30-40 seconds(when it started to fizz and smoke all over) and job was done!
i was worryed it was going to pit the ally, but it hasnt and its come out really nice, only have the chassis and fuel tank brackets left to polish
That's how I do it. Then I hit them with some fine steel wool and then some aluminum polish.Ryneito said:Greased lightning is working for me. I leave my parts in it until they turn black. A simple scrub with an old toothbrush and they look like they just came off the machine. I've been using 000 steel wool to put a final shine on them. I've been doing my XB parts as I get them and currently doing my Kyosho Inferno and it looks amazing.
i was led to belive that if you leave them till they turn black youve left them to long?Ryneito said:Greased lightning is working for me. I leave my parts in it until they turn black. A simple scrub with an old toothbrush and they look like they just came off the machine. I've been using 000 steel wool to put a final shine on them. I've been doing my XB parts as I get them and currently doing my Kyosho Inferno and it looks amazing.
little spots? you mean when the metal pitts(looks likes its being eaten)?Deluge said:Do you still get those pain in the ass spots with that solution? I know with degreaser, it doesn't always remove the anodizing from the tight areas.
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