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Old 06-24-2008, 05:53 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by sk8world View Post
I did back cut the opening edge, I could take of a tad more but not much. The pic is angled to showthe back cut. I think that is what makes the lower are (closing edge) apear to need more taking away, although more was removed later. Believe me, I did not port these the smartest way. I totally finished one, started the other and discovered many areas that needed work only to go back and forth remove more and more. I will post the final pics... The hardest area for me is the bowl area. Trying to get a nice clean finish takes so long. Any idea's? I was using a polishing (green) round stone that took forever... Maybe 4-5 stones and 2 hours on each plate. Also the center plate is going to be fun port matching it to a RE mani. Mucho to remove.....
I dont take the bowl down past a normal orange sanding stone, you can really change the final texture by the pressure you apply, I dont believe it really smoothing stuff out to the polished level, mazda doesnt do it with the renesis and if I remember correctly even have what they call the "Anti Wet" port on the renesis to help with fuel atomization.
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