VroomVroom

shouldnt this be in automotive gallery?

dirty c

+rep for rocking the beauty rings.brillo pads i love em.

Cyanide Jello

I may do that tomorrow...

No... This is more of a non-technical type deal... Gallery is for pics of non-tech type stuff...

Brillo pads are more coarse than what I was using...

I love my beauty rings... I've rocked these of 4 different sets of steelies and 3 different cars/truck... I thought I may have to get a new set... Good thing they came out better than expected and good they only run me like 40 bux shipped...

VroomVroom

so then this should be in tech talk? haha

B-Well

yesss omg lol

it will annihilate aluminum.

aluminum likes super soft grit and long periods of elbow pain.

Cyanide Jello

Its non-technical...

Well, I could atleast try it on my upper IC pipe... Its already fucked up anyways... Plus most of the aluminum stuff on Hondas has that rough cast texture to it so you really wouldn't be able to tell... May look pretty good... I'll just have to see and find out... It can't look any worse than it does... All the aluminum in my engine bay is oxidized like hell...

VroomVroom

ok, so tech talk it is

nftuatn

well if anything get a gray scotch brite pad and use some water and wrap the pad and you hand around the pipe and do like a back and forth motion on it....will give it a machined look...

will look good if you do it all...

dirty c

Mine looked like shit also , So i got flat black textured temp paint and painted all of my i.c. piping. I think it came out great.

B-Well

i was slightly vague.

Duane is right. the wool will give you a flat-matte dulled finish(brushed)It will make the surface very uniform.

high grit paper and tonnns of time = polished = whole body pain lol