The average tank goes for 180. Tanks all the way around off the truck start at 275 It includes 2 steps sanding and 3 steps polishing every additional step that's needed 20 extra. If you legitimately have 150 tanks I will give you a better price. You can always give me a call for more info. 506-961-5616 thanks and have a great day!
Im having the hardest time getting a clean look and clarity on my tanks. I have hazey streaks left by the wheel that will buff out if i use lots of compound but the wheel will just leave more streaks somewhere else then. I took a short video if you wouldn't mind watching and giving me your opinion. Im almost ready to give up it's very frustrating. th-cam.com/video/GcmLPCyq9ng/w-d-xo.html I sanded beginning from 120 up to 800 and then I use my orange wheel and brown compound at 3200 rpm. It seems no matter how hard or many times i go over a section it will leave hazy marks or streaks. My yellow wheel with green compound will leave marks and even my white wheel with purple even leaves marks that i have to fix by trying to go over with my cuts again!
It sounds like you going to need to use some more speed like a 6000rpm grinder for cutting. It's a bit more dangerous and the grinder is heavy! But of you sanded down from 120 to 800 I'm sure you can use a 6k it will give more heat so also more shine
@@thejelletouch thanks for the tip! Maybe that's the issue cus Ive gone over these cap ends so many times. It's always the end caps of the fuel tanks that give me trouble
Great content. Can you do a video on polishing over various rivots?
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Where do you get your backing pad for sanding ?
Simply slap it on , perfectly straight in less than a second
What is the recommended RPM for sanding?
I usually sand between 3500 and 5000 rpm.
Beginners I would recommend not to go over 3500 until you master it.
When u have them to that point how do you maintain the shine?
Hand polish to maintain or buy some aluminum sealer like SHINESEAL.
@@TheRoadhammer379 I like to hand polish it to maintain.
is the renegade bars or sanding make the hazy look? the clarity i get is sigificantly more then this.
How much do you charge per hour for work like that?
charge by the piece
How much is something like that cost? I have 150 tanks
The average tank goes for 180. Tanks all the way around off the truck start at 275
It includes 2 steps sanding and 3 steps polishing every additional step that's needed 20 extra.
If you legitimately have 150 tanks I will give you a better price.
You can always give me a call for more info. 506-961-5616 thanks and have a great day!
How much u would charge on a job like that?
Tanks start at 180.
Im having the hardest time getting a clean look and clarity on my tanks. I have hazey streaks left by the wheel that will buff out if i use lots of compound but the wheel will just leave more streaks somewhere else then. I took a short video if you wouldn't mind watching and giving me your opinion. Im almost ready to give up it's very frustrating.
th-cam.com/video/GcmLPCyq9ng/w-d-xo.html
I sanded beginning from 120 up to 800 and then I use my orange wheel and brown compound at 3200 rpm. It seems no matter how hard or many times i go over a section it will leave hazy marks or streaks. My yellow wheel with green compound will leave marks and even my white wheel with purple even leaves marks that i have to fix by trying to go over with my cuts again!
It sounds like you going to need to use some more speed like a 6000rpm grinder for cutting. It's a bit more dangerous and the grinder is heavy! But of you sanded down from 120 to 800 I'm sure you can use a 6k it will give more heat so also more shine
@@thejelletouch thanks for the tip! Maybe that's the issue cus Ive gone over these cap ends so many times. It's always the end caps of the fuel tanks that give me trouble
@@thejelletouch and I realized that my yellow and white wheels aren't leaving marks they're just revealing the improper cut
Why are the pads that i have so hard
Cuz u need to soften them with the wood tool withe the metal teeth he is using.