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My polishing job is in need of help

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I am a rider that loves his bike's I have a new project it is a 1997 900RR (best trick bike out). Last summer I took on the grueling and almost never ending task of " POLISHING THE FRAME AND SWING ARM" it looks good and every one was impressed but now I have little pits and scratches from the thousands of miles I put on it last year.

My question is how do you fix the small scratches and imperfection with out creating new problems? any help would be appreciated.

Johnny L Taff
hobbyist - San Diego, California, USA


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The answer to your question varies, it depends on how deep all the scratches are, you will need to start with Sandpaper [linked by editor to product info at Rockler] that will get the scratches out, if they are very mild you can probably just use the different emery/triopoli/rouge compounds and buff them out. If they are deeper than that you will need to figure out which grit sandpaper to use and sand them out. Its not hard, just will take you a little time.

Good Luck!

Darius Marchal
- Ft. Lauderdale, Florida


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