Where is everyone #5

Speaking of polishing @SAR what do you use on stainless?

I was working on this last night because it was rusty and pitted from the stack leaking down on it. I used a green bar but it left a haze in some places. Ended up using a blue bar to get rid of it.

 

This is the other side and similar to what it looked like when I started.

 

Badly !!

 

Load yer tools up and come on !!;......and ribs and brisket.

 

Yeah.....are ya !!?.

 

I do the same thing with the buffing wheel and rouge bars. I start with the yellow wheel and green bar, followed by white wheel and white bar. If it still has the rust pits and streaks I use this stuff. Works really good.



I did buy this stuff recently and heard it's really good. I haven't tried it yet but expect it to be better then never-dull.

If the other one looked like that I'd say you did a great job cleaning it up. Those elbows get all the road grime on there and then baked on. I'm always fighting that and the exhaust streaks and rust that form.

 

It does......above the clouds !!!

 

I used my zip gun with a scotchbright pad where it was pitted then sanded and polished. It cleaned up alot better then I thought it would.

 

I'm coating everything with sharkhide.

We'll have to wait and see if it helps.

 

I forgot to say if it's rough to the touch I'll use the scotchbright pad and do a little sanding to start with before polishing.

Looks looks your doing it right to me.