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Polished cover

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bakirkwold

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It turned put pretty nice.
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Wow big difference! Do you plan on doing the rest the same?
 
I am not sure yet. But maybe. I know I will just wash the valve cover because its painted.
 
Very nice, looks better than new.
Now get the stator and ignition covers done...:D
 
Polishing that unseen cover is almost as much fun as polishing the cam chain tensioner. :D
(And makes just about as much sense. :-\\\)

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Polishing that unseen cover is almost as much fun as polishing the cam chain tensioner. :D
(And makes just about as much sense. :-\\\)

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true, but when you are bored at work and you get paid for doing it while you are there then it kinda makes it worth while
 
Rumour has it Steve's bike has polished cam caps as well...:-\\\;)
 
Rumor has it Steve's bike blinds you with its shininess:-\\\:D

And here I thought he wore sunglasses to look cool on his GS and stay in mufti on his Wing...:D
 
Rumour has it Steve's bike has polished cam caps as well...:-\\\;)
Actually the cam caps on Steve's bike (the GS) are, as yet, untouched. :p

However, the cap caps on Mrs. Steve's bike speak for themselves:

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By the way, the cam chain tensioner shown earlier is also on HER bike. :cool:

The cam covers on my Wing are already chromed from the factory, so I just need to wipe them off occasionally.
You can see them by clicking on the link in my sig. :-\\\

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No, no, no Steve, I was talking about those little half circle things with the four bolts, labled A B C and D that hold those stick things in the top of the head in place, under the valve cover.:rolleyes:

hahaha, it's all good Steve, we just mess with ya, 'cause we are jealous:D
 
No, no, no Steve, I was talking about those little half circle things with the four bolts, labled A B C and D that hold those stick things in the top of the head in place, under the valve cover.:rolleyes:
Oh, you mean these guys. :D
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They don't polish up very well, so I don't bother with them. :-\\\

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Nice job bakirkwold - what was the process? Various grades of wet and dry paper, a polishing wheel? Both?
 
hahaha, yeah Steve, I figured as much, the scary thing is, you can whip up a shine in half an hour that takes me days to come close to.
 
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