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    It looks like its on fire!!

    Cool write up to man! Thank you

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    This is after 3 hours of work. All done by hand





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    looks good man , specially for being done by hand i tried that but it didn't work out so well.... but i keep my stock tips around for a rainy day project
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    So did you guys pull off the tips to do the work or leave them on?
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    Here are mine that I did today. I need to get some sandpaper and start wet sanding. I am not good at sanding, or wet for that matter. Does the dremel have sanding you can get for wet? I am new to the dremel. Just got my dads this weekend. I am going to do some cleaning around the engine this weekend.





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    at the point youre at stay away from the dremel. just wetsand liek the writeup says and youll be in good shape.

    im selling my polished tips too!

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    Oh I know already. I probably should never have used the dremel. I bought a wire brush attachment to my drill, just like the dremel and it worked great. Then I used a rotary sanding attachment that is used for rust and paint removal. I then cut it down to fit deeper in the tip and that is where I am now. I bought some 1500 and 2000 grit sandpaper and will be doing that tomorrow.

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    great write up i did mine today and looks great so far still got the wet sanding and polish left thanks
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    hmm... might... try...

    Hmm...

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    these look great, i now realize mine look like sh!t....thanks
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    I saw a car lastnight with polished tips Wasnt a gp but the tips were simular im thinking im going to pull the tips tonight and start polishing ive got nothing but time right now

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    yeah while its so dang cold outside, i thought about pulling in the basement and starting to do this. sometimes i just wonder if i wanna keep this car or not. i do enjoy it(although my wife drives it)...maybe doing a nice polishing job will make me luv it.
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    Very cool! Love the idea that you kept the stockers on there and made them look like a work of art, but how do you keep them from turning black inside? Tried that with mine and they just turn black in a week, any secrets?
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    keep washing them!
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    Quote Originally Posted by T Rock View Post
    Very cool! Love the idea that you kept the stockers on there and made them look like a work of art, but how do you keep them from turning black inside? Tried that with mine and they just turn black in a week, any secrets?
    Polished metal does this. It's unavoidable. As said above, just keep cleaning them. I personally would polish the outsides, and paint the insides black.
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    SaW1833, sounds like a good idea. I have a Corvette with a Corsa exhaust on it and the inside of the tips are painted black with polished chrome exterior.
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