After hurting myself for 6 months. I finally learned how to do it like a master. It’s nice watching other peoples techniques. One thing I learned with buff and polishing, everyone has different methods.
How does this look so easy. I just spent 800 dollars on tools to try myself and I've made a disaster of my end cap. I'm doing the same thing with the same wheel and it just doesn't work. I have some shiny spots but mostly dull/dark streaks
@@Josiah_Harder you gotta cut the metal with the pad with product then go back over it. It’s quicker and efficient as a beginner. So streak up the metal in any direction to knock out the crud. Then take your time and polish it out. If I knew you, I’d teach you. I live out in Phoenix az if you are in the area.
@@tyreekwashere3238 Well im all the way up on the east coast of Canada so that wont work but thanks for the offer haha. I think it might have been the compound I was using cus I only had a cheap set of compound available but now ive picked up the right stuff and am going to try again when I get back home
would you be willing for some hands on training? i Own busy bee polishing but i'm stuck on pedestal machines doing production work and its killing me and my team.....willing to pay to come with one of my guys to learn from you. you explain things very well and we need help getting into the bigger things. hope to get a response and we can make this happen. thank you and love the video.
800$ in materials can get you started making money and you invest that money into materials and book more work i run a mobile business doing this at 26 i make bank!! Learned on my own been doing it 8 years professionaly
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That is insane results. I wish you were in Indiana. I’d have you my whole fleet.
After hurting myself for 6 months. I finally learned how to do it like a master. It’s nice watching other peoples techniques. One thing I learned with buff and polishing, everyone has different methods.
Definitely! Hope you’re doing better!!
How does this look so easy. I just spent 800 dollars on tools to try myself and I've made a disaster of my end cap. I'm doing the same thing with the same wheel and it just doesn't work. I have some shiny spots but mostly dull/dark streaks
@@Josiah_Harder
Without showing you in person, it's difficult to troubleshoot. Look up evan steger on RUclips and watch all his videos...
@@Josiah_Harder you gotta cut the metal with the pad with product then go back over it. It’s quicker and efficient as a beginner. So streak up the metal in any direction to knock out the crud. Then take your time and polish it out. If I knew you, I’d teach you. I live out in Phoenix az if you are in the area.
@@tyreekwashere3238 Well im all the way up on the east coast of Canada so that wont work but thanks for the offer haha. I think it might have been the compound I was using cus I only had a cheap set of compound available but now ive picked up the right stuff and am going to try again when I get back home
Oh bow. I’m getting excited. I’m learning how to polish so I can polish my 1970 P30 and it’s gonna be my cave exploration rig
Damn good job on explaining the process and why you do when you do that voodoo you do so well!😎👍
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would you be willing for some hands on training? i Own busy bee polishing but i'm stuck on pedestal machines doing production work and its killing me and my team.....willing to pay to come with one of my guys to learn from you. you explain things very well and we need help getting into the bigger things. hope to get a response and we can make this happen. thank you and love the video.
Very good thank you!
Well this video has convinced me this is not a DIY project. I'll hire someone to buff my tank now.
Both are a good option, but you can still do it yourself with time and patience
@@RenegadeProductsUSA and several hundred dollars in tools.
800$ in materials can get you started making money and you invest that money into materials and book more work i run a mobile business doing this at 26 i make bank!! Learned on my own been doing it 8 years professionaly
lol 😂 frfr ima just pay someone
@@crsshairgaming4397my interior extractor costs 800$ bro…
I know this is an old video, but how much material are these buffing wheels taking off?
@@corvette_jake7225 not too much
Goodstuff. Thanks
Good job looking good do you know of anybody who will polish an Airstream in Stuart Florida
Barker Yai 352-630-9180
If I have a 7inch grinder how big should the airway buffer be and what brand do you use
Makita or dewalt
@@RenegadeProductsUSA I'm trying to make that decision as well lol I want to get the makita ga7021 I think
Stupid question incoming. Is it okay to cut and color with fuel in the tank?
Yes
What kit you recommend me purchasing polish aluminum wheels and gas tank on a crane truck
www.renegadeproductsusa.com/products/metal-polishing-big-rig-restoration-kit
İ thought it was just some.polish and elbow grease or a buffing pad on a grinder/drill
How can i get the breaking tool for the pads
It’s called a rake and it’s on our website www.renegadeproductsusa.com/products/buffing-wheel-rake-for-metal-polishing?_pos=1&_sid=598fa0e51&_ss=r
Me too they Suck...flat surface 😮
I keep leaving a black smear behind. I'm using the green bar. What am I doing wrong? Thanks...
Try raking a bit more and reapplying compound
@@RenegadeProductsUSA Ok, thank you!!
Polishing on two step?
How big is this disc?
10” diameter
Thanks
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Do you know anybody to polish mag wheels near Naples FL
David Tobin (904) 859-3023
He’ll do an amazing job for you
On your cut why are you useimg 2 different clays
One is course for cutting, the other is fine for finishing