When polishing aluminum is it possible to get a mirror shine finish? or when you look at the piece your doing up close, is their always going to be impefections, like hairline scratches.
I've been working on some atv rims and they look great from a foot away but if I get close to them I see alot of imperfections.
Is their anything I can do to make them perfect, or should I just be happy with what my results are now?
BTW i've been sanding them first, then using a sisal wheel with black, then spiral with brown, then loose with white. (With white what works better the liquid or the bar compound?). I use a 3/4 horse grinder that has 3 amps for the large areas and a die grinder for the real tight areas.
Any suggestions would be great
I've been working on some atv rims and they look great from a foot away but if I get close to them I see alot of imperfections.
Is their anything I can do to make them perfect, or should I just be happy with what my results are now?
BTW i've been sanding them first, then using a sisal wheel with black, then spiral with brown, then loose with white. (With white what works better the liquid or the bar compound?). I use a 3/4 horse grinder that has 3 amps for the large areas and a die grinder for the real tight areas.
Any suggestions would be great
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