Polishing C5 Suspension

[@Doublefminifarm]

I love that I just spent 8 minutes watching you polish! And now I wanna break down my front end! Lol great as always!

[@Atlas.X9X]

Nice work. This is pretty cool. I always enjoy attention to detail like this.

[@jamesdoerr4318]

I am a detailer who just bought a C-5. One of the things I plan on doing is the bright work. I watched your video on changing the bushings, and balljoints. It warmed my heart to watch you polish the bright work. I think you should apply a ceramic coating so you can keep it clean going forward. Cheers

[@thevettboy]

Chris, you are a true man of detail.

[@karenteeters9039]

Beautiful work, Chris! The stock parts are beautiful without years of road dirt! Save the Wave, young fellow! - Scott

[@Ricovette]

It's amazing what a little TLC will get ya! Good job Chris! Thumbs up from me as usual Bro! Stay safe... Rico

[@45auto82]

Wow....lots of effort Chrisman. Wish I was still young enuf to do that sorta stuff. It turned out beautiful tho. Wonder if it would do BC any good to spray the parts all over with something clear...maybe a lacquer based or similar? Anyway, nice work! 🤜🏻👏🏻

[@nosefirst]

I don't suppose corrosion is a problem in Arizona but did you research the anti-corrosion treatments the OEM may have done for those suspension parts before polishing them?

[@mycorvettelife]

They are aluminum.

[@1wtrahan]

Thanks Chris awesome work !!!😊

[@stanleykee]

Great job

[@jamesmckee7863]

Chris...You are a nut (in a good way) for your vette. Great job. Enjoyed the video, keep em coming.

[@albertcooper631]

Really enjoyed this vlog u hv really brought ur vette a long way. I like tbe vette the wheels and the sound. It is a good looking C5.

[@daviddebuhr8995]

Did you clear coat these to prevent from reoxidizing? Pretty cool project!

[@colemcmeans7809]

looks good, i think yours is cleaner underneath than mine is on top. can wait to see how the other project go

[@DirtDude117]

I would still recommend coating/painting these to help prevent corrosion even though they are aluminum. Some POR-15 and VHT with a heat gun+box does just fine.

[@jeffpfeifle8240]

Awesome you can stop by and do mine next. 😄

[@kirkendicott5521]

How long do you think there going to stay looking like that? To me it was complete waste of time and energy.

[@mycorvettelife]

Long time. I did the front side of the spindle and upper a-arms 3 years ago (without taking completely out) when I first bought the car and they still looked good before I took them out.

[@Steverz32]

His content is so good,I would watch & listen to him telling us about pumping gas! ;-) Keep up the great content Chris!!!!

[@trevorcolin755]

What did you use on the wheel? I'm probably going to use my drill though... thanks

[@trevorcolin755]

(and then aluminum polish) just deciding on best scuffer

[@mycorvettelife]

wire wheel, then polishing pad.

[@arsenal5535]

Coilover conversion on the way?

[@mycorvettelife]

Not yet.

[@georgeanddaddecker7563]

You turned them into jewelry quality shine. Well done.

[@mouradmuhammad6163]

Hi Chris Love your show big fan just move here into Phoenix I see places that was filmed on your travels with your friends driving through Phoenix like to see where for a good Chevrolet dealership that you recommend within Arizona arec ? And the other thing where is the good link to find out where the car shows even though the virus is going around we could still have distancing within the car shows can you lead me into the right direction I thank you again

[@mycorvettelife]

Car meets are pretty much all word of mouth. Certainly most of them have been canceled recently. As far as dealerships go, I personally have had good experiences with Van Chevrolet in Scottsdale.

[@henryquintana5562]

Chris, I enjoyed your video, just one recommendation, please wear a dust mask of some sort, all that aluminum particles end up in your lungs brother and later in life cause you health issues. Keep them videos coming, loved them.

[@AtlantaTactical]

Ha, man you are a real nut! That is why I subscribed-)

[@petercarey6883]

AHA, I finally found someone as anal, aka Detail Oriented, as me!🤦🏼‍♂️🤭👍 I'm guessing after de-greasing you wire wheeled, then used a sanding disc and finally buffed with jeweler's rouge? If I was judging the C5 Class in a "Cleanliness and Presentation" judged show, it's things like this that I look for, especially in the case of tie-breaker. Have you found a spray on product, like maybe just a clear-coat, to spray on the parts to help preserve all the hours of hard work and possibly aide in future cleaning with just using a pressure washer? Save the Wave🙋🏼‍♂️