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

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Jtiger360 said:
Took better pic.. going hit them with 1,000 grit and medal and chrome polisher then I make a new thread. :D
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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/polished-oem-tips-10708.html

http://www.grandprixforums.net/3-hours-work-check-out-my-sanded-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.
 


No way, that looks hawt as **** with that lower bumper peice blacked out. Is the front bumper like that as well?
 
When I wash my car and do a touch up sand on the tips, do I use the 150 grit again or the 1,000 grit? Next week I might order some aluminum polish off eBay, want that mirror shine!
 


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