Slap a sticker on the bumper that tells everyone what you got: "You can't see them, but I got coilovers"

 

... and you can count the sticker as a mod, too!

 

so you say i should put a hydro decal on there too?

 

I can't believe you haven't worked out a sponsorship deal by now.

 

yah, the requirement is that i must discard all griotsgarage products
prior to asking for sponsorship(?).

 

You could go with the NASCAR sponsorship scheme. With a large enough hood decal and some on the front bumper you would not have to worry about rock chips or swirls....

 

No, damn monkeys, sneaky little devils

But I did get my first call for work today, hanging electrics(lighting).

Mark

 

 

^

 

That looks great Jughead, but nobody will know he has coilovers - which afterall was the whole reason behind going NASCAR.

 

Needs a strip across the top of the windshield that says "I Have Badazz COILOVERS!!!"

 

LOL!

 

 

^

 

hey, i got my set this morning. gonna take a look tonight
and install at kenchan's garage sun morning.

you guys with your little pictures

 

And now for something completely different...

Installed my new exhaust tips today.


But, in a bonehead move, did something careless while I was fabbing them up and got lots of little scratches on them... what's the best way to polish little scratches (almost swirl-like) out of mirror-polished stainless steel?

 

Nice tips!

(Double checked to make sure I spelled that second word correctly.)

What's the writing on the top?

 

Thermal Research & Development

 

Give Never Dull wading polish a try. I use it on Chrome, works great. You may want to try a test on an area you can't see.

Mark

 

Thanks Mark! Glad you had a good day hanging lights!

I looked a Nevr-Dull's website - looks like a great cleaner / tarnish remover - but I'm gonna need something abrasive - maybe some kind of rouge and a buffing wheel or ?

I think I may actually have a little container of rouge in my shop - might try it with the Dremel buffer and see what happens. Again, testing on a hidden area first.

 

I'm surprised you didn't check DP. I have some of this P21S stuff and some little buffing tips for my hand drill. Works great!

 

I'm still not convinced that stuff is as aggressive as what I'll need... have you actually used it to buff out scratches in stainless? It's one thing to remove "stains, water spots or blemishes"... or "minor scratches from paintwork" - it's another to actually get scratches out of stainless steel... it's hard stuff...

 

I used it on my chrome tip to get the discoloring off and it worked really well. As for scratches, yeah it may not be abrasive enough. You could probably use it as the last step to remove the haze from your make-up, oops I mean rouge.

 

Mark

 

wenol polish is wat i use for exhaust tips. available at your
nearest williams sonoma.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....... coils.