adam lancia wrote:I've been running the same 12 ceramic diff balls in my B4 for 2 years now, they last a little while I haven't gotten around to doing the diff ring sanding, thrust ring sanding, ceramic everything yet but that was a good start and a noticeable difference.
Extra thick silicone grease also goes a long way towards a really smooth balldiff, one which also goes much longer between rebuilds as well.
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Does anyone have loose Losa3070 diff rings at hand they can give me the ID and OD dimensions? Not concerned about the 'D' portion of the ID, just need the inner diameter without the flat.
I did the polish thing and I always said I wouldn't.Also dyed the parts black.When I painted the body I left the sides clear so the advertising would show with the polished chassis. . .
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Anyone have some helpful hints to accomplish this? I don't think I could get the same results. Well, let me stop there and do some searching out here but think a How to Polish would be a good sticky!!!
Get yourself 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1500 grit...
i recently accuired an rc10t that someone hacked. i originally purchased it for my girlfriend but her driving skills aren't up to par and i was afraid she would break an irreplaceable part so i confiscated it and decided to restore it. Originally i...
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one good thing about the 10t is that a lot of the parts are still readily available. the ones that are prone to damage, anyway.
being as though the tub is pretty much shot already, i would just do whatever you want to it. if it doesn't work out,...
I got some alloy pieces that have noticable machining marks that were revealed after some deanodizing. straight polishing just takes way too much effort to get shined up so I went to a sand paper first.
At moment, it seems like a 500 grit is enough...
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try using wool pad when using polishing compounds they hold up good to the scrubbing and will actually polish pretty good without compund too. also never dull is an awesome polish as well, it comes as a wadding and works magic on rusty crome to...
I wasn't real sure where to put this, but I figured here would be a good place.
I've found that a good polish for lexan bodies is Arctic Cat Hood & Windshield Cleaner/Polish for snowmobiles. I've cleaned up some pretty good scratches and scuffs...
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I have a pro-painted Customworks Camaro shell that was really scratched up from someone trying to remove some price tags, or discount stickers or something- anyway...Meguires' headlight restorer works wonders with heavy damage as well :D
Just curious....I figure it might be different for a shelfer, or I might look into power coating or anodizing after I smooth it out. I have all the tools for polishing, so thought that would be my most economical option.
Here is a closeup of my old...
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Dig this........ Oven cleaner takes the anodizing off, but won't touch the paint! ZipStrip took care of that. 8)
All the polished shape ways parts I have received in the past months has a sandblast finish to them. Did the shapeways polished parts always have this rough surface to them? What's the easiest way to get them to have a smooth polished surface? I...
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If the part is flat where you want it to be polished, use a whet stone.
Something higher than 800 or 1000 grit to polish it and in a few minutes you will be as smoooooth as Rod's butt! :shock:
i am teh suck when it comes to painting bodies... i can trim and mount them killer, but when it comes to painting them i always blow it at some stage of the process...
i got overspray on my dahms buggsy body, so i tried alot of things to get it...
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Cool. I have a few bodies that need paint, I think I'll give it a try. 8)
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