sunnbobb wrote:Yeah, I took one look at that casting and decided I had better things to do with the 25 hours it would take to polish it!
You won't recognize it when you see it next... layed down some primer last night.
-Deek
New, faster method for polishing valve and timing covers.
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FirstYearDeek
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Re: New, faster method for polishing valve and timing covers.
You won't recognize it when you see it next... layed down some primer last night.
-Deek
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1975 GL 1000 (First Year) under the knife; soon to be a cafe' inspired "Boss" of a freedom machine.
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Re: New, faster method for polishing valve and timing covers
I'm set up to powder coat..but was afraid to try clear on highly polished aluminum.....will it stick? If so..does it take a particular powder?Neil wrote:Powder coat
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1977 GL1000
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1977 GL1000
CBGL Photo build documentation http://photobucket.com/cbgl