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Polishing internals

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Topic: Polishing internals
Posted By: Ben Dover II
Subject: Polishing internals
Date Posted: 27 May 2008 at 7:14pm
I was reading the sticky on how to do it and i was kinda lost without the pictures. Can someone show me pictures or explain with detail what to use and the step-by-step process, please?

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Posted By: thejudge
Date Posted: 27 May 2008 at 9:49pm

i just took everything off (including the cyclone) so that I had the 2 halves.

Then I took one of the brillo pad things (I used a plasticy one not metal but metal can be used too i believe) and some comet cleaner (the powder that is really cheap)

Take the 2 halves and warm water then put comet on the insides.  scrub them until the excess paint is off of the inside.  Dont take any metal off though.  Then rince them well and spray WD-40 in to take out anything that could cause micro abbrasions. oil it up normally, reassemble and have fun.  it takes some patience but it was easy.



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Posted By: techietaichi
Date Posted: 28 May 2008 at 12:54am
It's really easy to do. I used Scotch Brite pads, mother's aluminum polish then Teflon Auto polish. Just trying something new. I only polish where parts are moving though. It just doesn't make sense to polish behind the power tube.

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Posted By: Ben Dover II
Date Posted: 28 May 2008 at 8:11am
Originally posted by thejudge thejudge wrote:

i just took everything off (including the cyclone) so that I had the 2 halves.

Then I took one of the brillo pad things (I used a plasticy one not metal but metal can be used too i believe) and some comet cleaner (the powder that is really cheap)

Take the 2 halves and warm water then put comet on the insides.  scrub them until the excess paint is off of the inside.  Dont take any metal off though.  Then rince them well and spray WD-40 in to take out anything that could cause micro abbrasions. oil it up normally, reassemble and have fun.  it takes some patience but it was easy.

Do I rince the WD-40 off?



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Posted By: thejudge
Date Posted: 28 May 2008 at 11:11am
wipe it clean and then use the hoppes 9 oil to relube it up.  The wd40 just removes the impurities and cleans it up well.

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Posted By: Brianwawrz
Date Posted: 29 May 2008 at 9:45pm
Model 98.org has a great how-to on this.

http://model98.org/modifications/9518.php? - Click



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