| Andrew Murphy wrote
>As my car knocks on the door of NOROC, I am starting to look at some of the 
>work ahead. Some of the work I am looking at is polishing that which may be 
>polished. Valve cover, manifolds, carbs, you name it. I am not really 
>interested in sitting at a work bench with a rag and hand polishing 
>everything until my arm falls off. Looking for recommendations on what 
>equipment I can get for a reasonable price. My neighbor says "just get a 
>drill with a buffing attachment. Wheels look good, but some of the spaces I 
>would need to get into look tight.
>
>Any and all suggestions will be gratefully accpeted.
Someone on the list picked up a bench grinder for  $30 for just such a 
thing.
I'm using an old washing machine motor. The speed is perfect for plastic 
(lovely lenses), but not enough for stainless or aluminum.  I got a kit 
of wheels, rouges, etc from Eastwood that is fairly complete, it even has 
an instructional video that is.....instructional anyway.....  Just did 
the copper bottoms on a couple pieces of Revere-Ware, ant they look 
great!  Ought to work on the valv covers and carbies too!
-marc
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Marc Tyler
Designer,
Animal Firm
830-324-6578
www.animalfirm.com
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