How to polish metal like a pro. Alfa Romeo V6 fuel rails

[@ro63rto]

Very good results. Just a word of warning in case I missed any mention of it. When using anything that spins to do these jobs definitely wear eye protection. I speak from painful experience.

[@OggyGTA]

Nice. Eye protection a must especially with that wire brush.

[@mattdewsbury]

Sound work that Rick as always fella ! Lovin the jammy bottoms !

[@tonypilot1000]

Hello Rick. Nice video. Just a question: Why didn't you use the same injection rail polishing method to polish the intake ducts? Thanks

[@tonyljaskevic1099]

Keep up the great work! They look amazing!!

[@frosty98412]

Cheers on you for putting in the work, however, I feel like it would be better to wire wheel them, givem then a sand to even it out, degrease it and send it o be zinc coated. Then you have it perfect and most importantly protected.

[@MrOlcaymeral]

Woowwww looks amazing. Perfect work. What is the material of the rail? I think stainless steel? I will do the same thing to my rails as well. Better than paint. Thank you for sharing. The best channel for Alfa Romeo GTV and DIY works.

[@_RicksGarage]

You are to kind Sir. Thank you. The rails are normal Steel as far as I’m aware.

[@atstickyday3270]

Looking shiny.

[@leejones7965]

Fantastic job.

[@_RicksGarage]

Thanks Lee 👍🏼

[@JD-ch3kt]

These look fabulous!! I'm looking forward to see your bay in it's finall glory :) What's your plan for the plenum and cam covers?

[@_RicksGarage]

Thank you Sir. There should be a little video on the plenum & cam covers coming tomorrow evening 👍🏼

[@chriscooks9850]

Awesome work yet again. Are there any metals that you can't polish?

[@yiorgos272]

Hi Rick, you fuel rails definitely look brilliant (positive pun intended!), however, you started with zinc plated (+yellow chromate) rails and what you now have is exposed plain iron/steel. I wonder what can go wrong?

[@_RicksGarage]

It is perfectly fine as long as you keep them clean and polished. It’s something you definitely need to keep on top of.