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Nice one mate' date=' now its just a case of when do you stop?? Did you use a machine in the end?

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cheers mike and thanks for the advice ;)

no, hand polish, still a bit of polishing to do as the the cloth is still going a bit black, but it is a bit like decorating, as soon as you polish one bit everything else looks shit..... oh well more polishing :P

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How exactly did you do it?

I am looking to do mine :-) I was going to look at buying one but looking at how sweet yours is I am sure I can do something the same. Bit if hard graft never hurt anyone eh?

So then......

How did you do it?

Mark.

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i know exactly what you mean, my neihgboors must think i'm a freak, they keep coming up to me and saying "its only a car".....i'm sure they will burn in hell for saying that lol

but i can't be arsed to polish under the plastic bits either :P

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is there any advice you can give me on polishing mine i definetly like the sweet look of yours and with having polished tt wheels on mine it would look cool with that done too you have made an excellent job on yours any advice on what to use would be appreciated stockers

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I would purchase a polishing kit' date=' start with abrasives and work down, you can buy em on ebay, they come with three compounds and attach to a drill, lot easier than hand ;) A 32 piece polishing kit should do it ;) remmeber to get some belgom alloy, top shit

http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll?from=R40&satitle=polishing+kit

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you will NEVER get rid of the rough casting with a polishing kit, there is no easy way to do this...get yourself a mouse sander and some 100 grit pads!!!

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