Salt damage on Sportmaster lower
10-25-2010 | 10:06 PM
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I used wet 800 grit sandpaper on my Imco lower. the tarnish came off very easily with a liberal application of water. The aluminum will clog up your sandpaper quickly if you try to do it dry. 800 grit wont get it shiny, more like the brushed aluminum/Satin look that they have from the factory.
I then put on a couple coats of wax just for good measure.
I then put on a couple coats of wax just for good measure.
10-26-2010 | 05:06 AM
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I used wet 800 grit sandpaper on my Imco lower. the tarnish came off very easily with a liberal application of water. The aluminum will clog up your sandpaper quickly if you try to do it dry. 800 grit wont get it shiny, more like the brushed aluminum/Satin look that they have from the factory.
I then put on a couple coats of wax just for good measure.
I then put on a couple coats of wax just for good measure.
10-26-2010 | 10:54 PM
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10-27-2010 | 12:21 AM
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i agree,Even a scotch brite pad will work
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