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Looks Good:yes:

Bead Plast the Top End....It will look Mucho Nicero:biggrin: Or you could send it out....I tried polishing stuff once.....I lasted about 30 min. then shipped my Stuff to a Friend in Kentucky...... EYE CANDY....... Not sure if he still does the work but what he did for me was SUPURB and CHEAP!!!!!!

Not a very good picture but he polished the Swinger and Stator Cover on one of my Drag bikes, I had a pic of the swinger next to a Beer Can that looked bitchen but I cant find it now.....Bottom line....Sometimes its just worth the money to have someone do it.....

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Looks Good:yes:

Bead Plast the Top End....It will look Mucho Nicero:biggrin: Or you could send it out....I tried polishing stuff once.....I lasted about 30 min. then shipped my Stuff to a Friend in Kentucky...... EYE CANDY....... Not sure if he still does the work but what he did for me was SUPURB and CHEAP!!!!!!

Not a very good picture but he polished the Swinger and Stator Cover on one of my Drag bikes, I had a pic of the swinger next to a Beer Can that looked bitchen but I cant find it now.....Bottom line....Sometimes its just worth the money to have someone do it.....

ZDragBike.jpg

is that pizza in the bottom left hand corner???? damn you eat alot:laugh:

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Looks Good:yes:

Bead Plast the Top End....It will look Mucho Nicero:biggrin: Or you could send it out....I tried polishing stuff once.....I lasted about 30 min. then shipped my Stuff to a Friend in Kentucky...... EYE CANDY....... Not sure if he still does the work but what he did for me was SUPURB and CHEAP!!!!!!

Not a very good picture but he polished the Swinger and Stator Cover on one of my Drag bikes, I had a pic of the swinger next to a Beer Can that looked bitchen but I cant find it now.....Bottom line....Sometimes its just worth the money to have someone do it.....

ZDragBike.jpg

thanks, urs looks great. the stuff i polished looks like mirror, and my paint is very glossy, idk y it wont show, maybe jus a bad camera?:confused:

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Are you doing glue down or free-floating? If free-floating what kind of muffler pad are you using? What kind of density on the pad 6# or 8#? If gluing, what kind of glue are you using, Bostics or Bruce?

Free Floating.....Been installed for a while now......Medium Density Pad....Seems to Muffle the Sound enough....Its only loud when my little Ankle biter does a Burn out through the kitchen and into the dining room:biggrin: Oh,,,,,And I didnt install it..... I have people that do that:yes: Only because Im lazy and the wife doesnt trust me:laugh:

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Free Floating.....Been installed for a while now......Medium Density Pad....Seems to Muffle the Sound enough....Its only loud when my little Ankle biter does a Burn out through the kitchen and into the dining room:biggrin: Oh,,,,,And I didnt install it..... I have people that do that:yes: Only because Im lazy and the wife doesnt trust me:laugh:

Someone knows the lingo!

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we did our free floated to. me and my dad did 5 rooms. the kitchen, my room, bro's room, hallway and the foyer. not counting two sets of 12 set stairs. he had a horizantal(sp) nail gun. it worked sooooo much easier then a regular nail gun and didnt leave a nasty hole in the wood that we had to fill in with some putty stuff(i cant remeber the name of it). altogether it took us a 2 weeks to do all the rooms. now we gotta do 2 more rooms this winter :aargh:

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we did our free floated to. me and my dad did 5 rooms. the kitchen, my room, bro's room, hallway and the foyer. not counting two sets of 12 set stairs. he had a horizantal(sp) nail gun. it worked sooooo much easier then a regular nail gun and didnt leave a nasty hole in the wood that we had to fill in with some putty stuff(i cant remeber the name of it). altogether it took us a 2 weeks to do all the rooms. now we gotta do 2 more rooms this winter :aargh:

You nailed the floor down or the planks together?

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