cylinder and case polishing

[2kbansheerider]

Ok so im thinking about polishing my cylinders and casings i just bought a dremel tool. Is there any particular dremel fittings that work good for these areas? also are there any waxes that work real on these items? what kind of job would I be taking on. I did the head and it turned out real nice i know the case and cylinder are alot harder. does anyone know how long it takes to do a job like this

any tips would be great. THANX :biggrin:

[Animalman294]

There was a few posts a while back about this very subject, but I can't remember what type or polishing compound they used. You may try to do a search and find out that way, but the pictures of the polishing looked really good..............

[mopar1rules]

the only thing to polish is the exhaust port. you want some roughness to the intake and transfer ports to help atomize the fuel mixture, so don't go polishing them.

[Bansh-eman]

the only thing to polish is the exhaust port. you want some roughness to the intake and transfer ports to help atomize the fuel mixture, so don't go polishing them.

i think he is talking about polishing the outside to make it purrdy not the inside

[shee4speed]

he's talking about the exterior of the motor for a mirror finish.Like said before,do a search and you will find some nice info.

[mopar1rules]

whooops...my bad :smile:

Edited July 19, 2008 by mopar1rules

[XxMeltIcexX]

Dremels work for small projects but the wheel and tips go really fast. Do yurself a favor and get a Die Grinder. http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=...temType=PRODUCT and the various fittings with compounds (tripoli and white rouge preffered). But yes, do a search, I believe RNBRADs polish guide has been deleted finally after all the years... Great write up..