How to polish a rough driveshaft without sanding. Evan's detailing and polishing

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • I thought I was going to get to show you a video on how to sand and polish a driveshaft but instead I get to show you how to polish a rough driveshaft without sanding.
    As many of you know there are lots of ways to polish. This is a great demonstration of an alternative to sanding. Sometimes grabbing a stiffer buff and starting heavier can cut through the grime in half the time. Now working with a stiff buff has its downfalls also. The hashmarks will be much more pronounced. But the time savings is often worth it to stay profitable as a shop.
    I truly hope you all are finding these videos helpful. Drop a comment below on what you would like to see in a future video.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @dougkratz5269
    @dougkratz5269 Год назад +3

    Good stuff! Since I've started doing multiple cuts with the heavt-cut compound,and just softening the buffs like you are showing,my results are so much better. Thank you

    • @EvanStegerMetalPolishing
      @EvanStegerMetalPolishing  Год назад

      Thanks. I happy to hear that technique is working for you. I appreciate you watching.

  • @lowlifegarage
    @lowlifegarage Год назад

    My truck only has 6k miles and the drive shaft looks brand new. Def! Gonna do this.

  • @jonathanrojas3756
    @jonathanrojas3756 Год назад +2

    Nice only problem I see is you can see the sections of the first cut, looks good maybe I’m too picky and would not like that, I would probably cross polish and then again same direction to get rid of those sections. Overall amazing 10/10

  • @glensantos9299
    @glensantos9299 Год назад

    Very nice! An I learn something new again ! Thanks for the great videos Evan. Shine on from Guam 🇬🇺

  • @501trucking9
    @501trucking9 Год назад

    The color statement is true. With the brands I’m using right now, i pretty much use yellow and brown, orange and green but thats because that orange buff brand are making them softer than the yellow buffs.

  • @Hangar54
    @Hangar54 Год назад

    Made it to the end bud. Nice work! As a fellow bright guy I know what you mean with camera not showing how good the finish is vs in person, but seeing your process, I don’t have to be there too know that the driveshaft looks like a mirror.

  • @jucedcustoms2274
    @jucedcustoms2274 Год назад

    Great tips!

  • @timanthony7343
    @timanthony7343 Год назад

    Nice! Would you recommend the Red buff for use on aluminum pontoons instead of sanding?
    You do Great work & I appreciate your instructional videos. Thank you!

  • @mccutcheonpe
    @mccutcheonpe Год назад

    Do you ever polish hardened carbon steel? Got a video posted on that?

  • @custerfarmschippewavalleygrain
    @custerfarmschippewavalleygrain 10 месяцев назад +1

    CAN YOU USE STENLESS ROUGE FOR ALUMINUM CAN YOU USE. ALUMINUM ROUGE FOR STENLESS

  • @custerfarmschippewavalleygrain

    DO YOU HAVE more wheels

  • @Eunos_FD3S
    @Eunos_FD3S 10 месяцев назад

    Bro I’ve been on a binge on your videos… I’m convinced your mask doesn’t work because you face if filthy in every video lol. Cheers