How do you keep the pump all shined up like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zacho!
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How do you keep the pump all shined up like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zacho!
Sister boats! keeping the pump shinny means always polishing it. I used that shark hide coating on mine this past year and it seems to work. it does take a little of the shine off thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Zacho!
Those sure are some bad ass Kachina's right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotfish
I have not tried Sharkhide before.Quote:
Originally Posted by carrera489
What have you tried before?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotfish
Does anything else work? I know you guys keep yours all shined up all year. :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotfish
Keep up the good work! Two of the quickest Kachina's I have seen. :action-smiley-035:
Thanks for the compliments, @ Unashamed: there is a chance!Quote:
Originally Posted by carrera489
On my pump I use Mothers billet a couple times a year when it gets wet. That shit seems to work well on my deal and its easy to get @ the autozone. Last time i polished mine was prolly 6 months ago and it still looks good... there is gonna be a f-load of polishing on this new deal.
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Above is the new seats and plates.
Thanks. Mothers seems to work best if you want to take it apart and use a wheel. I hit it with lime away first to get the film off then Mothers. goes a lot faster.
Zach, can you chrome those plates? Would be easier to keep clean.