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TDC57
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12.02.2008, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by shizzon View Post
How are those traxxas cvd's holding up for you? Im interested in replacing the stock sliders as i seem to break them every time i run, but i have heard that some people have had issues with the traxxas cvd's (especially when combined with RPM arms).

the truck is looking awesome by the way!!!!

Thanks
Thanks for the compliments Shizzon,
I’ve bent my fair share of them, but I have never broken them!. I like them and for $54.00 they are defiantly worth it!.. I have broken 6 axel output shaft and have been told that if I used Traxxas stock one, I would break the stock plastic color instead I don’t know?!,

I still like them and they match the build so I'm keeping them..

Thanks for stopping by and I hope the ramble made sense?? LOL.LOL



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Originally Posted by Hardstyle View Post
Dang, thats awesome. Need some sunglasses for watching those pics hehe.

Thanks Harstyle..


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Originally Posted by Arct1k View Post
Insane! Can i send you my cars for cleaning and polishing!
Sure that and one case of wine! I'll have it back to you in a month!..



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Originally Posted by suicideneil View Post
i had the same thought!

Question though- what exactly are the polishing compounds you used, and what kinda polishing wheel is that (material?)? Gotta beat hand-polishing things at any rate...
I've seen your Builds Neil your are so clean you can eat off them (please!)

Cleaning compounds:

I start with steel wool 000
Then I use the cleaning wheel (white) on my 8' bench grinder with the following compounds:
Royobi "E" (For cleaning nickel & chrome, stainless steel, brass and copper)
or i use
Mibro #2 Cleaning compound for nickel & chrome, stainless steel, brass and copper

Then I change the pad to the orange (polishing wheel) and use the following compounds:
Royobi "H" for shining to a high gloss hard and soft metals
or
Mibro #6 High gloss polishing compound

then to top it off I'll use Mothers Billet Metal Polish.

So a quick re-cap:
• steel wool
• cleaning coumpound
• polishing compound
• final shine “Mothers” then
• Buff to a high blinding gloss…

It's 3-6 hrs of pure quality time with your RC!..

P.S.
This usually works best after a few drinks!..

And you need like 30 cloth towels too


Nothing!.. Hahahahaaa..

Last edited by TDC57; 12.02.2008 at 09:40 PM.
   
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