Thread: *pics* Polish Tips help.

Took better pic.. going hit them with 1,000 grit and medal and chrome polisher then I make a new thread.




GRAFIX, Looks amazing, I'm jealous of your dual pipe tips and black GP!!

I recommend aluminum rubbing compound and Mothers aluminum polish to keep them looking awesome. I have to clean mine every week but it is so worth it

Originally Posted by Jtiger360

Took better pic.. going hit them with 1,000 grit and medal and chrome polisher then I make a new thread.

If I were you, I'd do it right and make it easier on yourself down the road. Hit them with 1000, but also get some 1200, 1500, and a couple 2000 sheets and wet sand them nicely inside and out. You will get them to a smooth mirror finish and instead of having to resand them every once in a while, you just use some aluminum polish and wipe them down with a rag when you wash the car.

http://www.grandprixforums.net/polis...ips-10708.html

http://www.grandprixforums.net/3-hou...tips-5756.html

I have dine mine with a 2000 wet sand and then a polish with Mothers aluminum. They came out look great. Jtiger yours came out really nice.

Originally Posted by Jtiger360

wow talk about mirror, where can I buy that stuff??

Most auto parts stores or walmart sells the mothers polish, My aluminum rubbing compound is like from the 70's so i dont know where to get that at yet...

Originally Posted by GRAFIX

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Looked better before. IMHO

No way, that looks hawt as **** with that lower bumper peice blacked out. Is the front bumper like that as well?

Originally Posted by Nates94

No way, that looks hawt as **** with that lower bumper peice blacked out. Is the front bumper like that as well?

Yes it is!