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Originally Posted by shizzon
How are those traxxas cvd's holding up for you? Im interested in replacing the stock sliders as i seem to break them every time i run, but i have heard that some people have had issues with the traxxas cvd's (especially when combined with RPM arms).
the truck is looking awesome by the way!!!!
Thanks
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Thanks for the compliments Shizzon,
I’ve bent my fair share of them, but I have never broken them!. I like them and for $54.00 they are defiantly worth it!.. I have broken 6 axel output shaft and have been told that if I used Traxxas stock one, I would break the stock plastic color instead I don’t know?!,
I still like them and they match the build so I'm keeping them..
Thanks for stopping by and I hope the ramble made sense?? LOL.LOL
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Originally Posted by Hardstyle
Dang, thats awesome. Need some sunglasses for watching those pics hehe.
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Thanks Harstyle..


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Originally Posted by Arct1k
Insane! Can i send you my cars for cleaning and polishing!
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Sure that and one case of wine! I'll have it back to you in a month!..
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Originally Posted by suicideneil
i had the same thought!
Question though- what exactly are the polishing compounds you used, and what kinda polishing wheel is that (material?)? Gotta beat hand-polishing things at any rate...
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I've seen your Builds Neil your are so clean you can eat off them (please!)
Cleaning compounds:
I start with steel wool 000
Then I use the cleaning wheel (white) on my 8' bench grinder with the following compounds:
Royobi "E" (For cleaning nickel & chrome, stainless steel, brass and copper)
or i use
Mibro #2 Cleaning compound for nickel & chrome, stainless steel, brass and copper
Then I change the pad to the orange (polishing wheel) and use the following compounds:
Royobi "H" for shining to a high gloss hard and soft metals
or
Mibro #6 High gloss polishing compound
then to top it off I'll use Mothers Billet Metal Polish.
So a quick re-cap:
• steel wool
• cleaning coumpound
• polishing compound
• final shine “Mothers” then
• Buff to a high blinding gloss…
It's 3-6 hrs of pure quality time with your RC!..
P.S.
This usually works best after a few drinks!..
And you need like 30 cloth towels too