Polishing your internals

Just steel wool was used for that^^

ok this is exactly what you do,step by step,for a m98 or 98c

1. remove tank
2. unscrew ASA
3. remove barrel
4. unscrew receiver screws
5. remove left half of receiver
6. remove all parts
7. unscrew valve screws on right side of marker(careful they strip easy)
8. remove valve(power tube)
9. wipe off any oil or grease or w/e else is in there
10. rinse off receiver halves with water
11. dry
12. take piece of steel wool
13. roll it up into a ball about the size of a paintball
14. rub against the receiver where the rear bolt slides until there is no more black,it should be pretty shiny
15. then do where the power tube slides,the same way
16. next,polish the trigger area in the same way
17. do the same to the other receiver half
18. now get a piece of steel woll about the size of your small finger nail
19. polish the area where the rod that connects the front and rear bolt slides
20. do the same for the other half
21. wash the halves again
22. dry them
23. re-lubricate
24. put the valve back in and screw the valve screws in
25. put all parts back in,re-lubricate them if necessary
26. put the receiver half back on
27. screw in the receiver screws
28. i hope this doesnt sound too complicated,it really isnt
29. hi
30. i wanted 30 steps cuz it sounds better than 28

you are not polishing any parts just inside the receivers were the parts go just take the gun apart and look at the inside of the receivers and you will see all of the black paint that over sprayed and thats what you get off

dont use sandpaper..use steel wool grade 000.And dont over do it,just enough to take out excess paint.Make uniform or even strokes.Wash it very well before and after, make sure to remove all the oil and grits.I didnt use polish.

 So if I use steel wool I just rub some of the poilish on the piece of wool and rub alot until I see silver?

Tipp-ity Tom wrote: What does polishing the internals mean. Is it polishing the inside of the receiver halves and that's it.  what exactly am I polishing.  The power tube is obviously plastic....... Again, can someone tell me exactly what we are polishing?

I used bit of aluminum polish/fine steel wool, worked fine. Dremal kinda risky if u don't kno wut ur doin wit it, might take too much off and damage it.

well by the sound of it, you dont have to polish anything. do you actually have to polish something?

steel wool work best. It takes some time but its worth it

ok, so basically anything to get the paint off.