Polish refresh in progress

[XxRuMKaxX]

Not yet polished only cleaned

Polished step 1

Inside lighting back shot!

posting the next step later then the final!
don’t worry… I have come up with a non abrasive technique and no x metals were unnecessarily altered or damaged in this project! This is an original polished VR28 sku frame!

I wear most of my metals at some point so today is TLC day for them!

 

[XxRuMKaxX]

Step 1 complete!

 

[XxRuMKaxX]

Step two and 3 done…. Liquidity!

yea yea I forgot to put the temple shock in on one side not retaking pics just for that! I know you sharp eyes folks will catch that!

Back inside…. Liquid metal

 

[Markman69]

Step two and 3 done…. Liquidity!

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Back inside…. Liquid metal
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Those are sick dude! great work

 

[XxRuMKaxX]

Those are sick dude! great work

Thanks brother! Wait until you see the XX I did last night. It’s gonna be part to a bigger reveal later though so no show yet on those!

 

[Mistermugi]

They look great--what did you use to polish them?

 

[XxRuMKaxX]

They look great--what did you use to polish them?

Elbow grease and a out of control obsession

I never tell my method unless I am sure the person I am telling it to will not mess up their own frame and be mad cause they didn't do it right! Plus I might have to do this one day to pay for my diapers and canned dog food!

 

[alol]

Probably Mothers Polish & Microfibre then

 

[XxRuMKaxX]

I could never exhibit that much patience … good cleaning method though!

 

[Doogerboosh]

I gotta say, even the before and the cleaned stage don't look bad at all. But the final product... amazing!!! Liquid metal is a very appropriate description.

I assume this cleaning process works only with the polished frames right? Wondering if there's a method to get the other frame models to really pop.