How To POLISH Motorcycle Cylinder Jug FINS in 10 Minutes For Aluminum & Chrome A MUST SEE HACK!

[@SweetScoots]

Here is THE fastest & most efficient WAY TO POLISH THE TIGHTEST AREAS ON YOUR MOTORCYCLE! WE DID THIS ONE JUG FINS AND ALL IN JUST UNDER 10 MINUTES! Best Tool for the Job amzn.to/3WaQKud Quote of the DAY: *Live this day as if it were your last. The past is over and gone and the future is not guaranteed.*

[@markzito6109]

Thank you

[@SweetScoots]

Our pleasure brother! Thank you for the view, have a great week mark! mad Mike

[@Mike-y6o]

Wow I’m definitely doing this

[@GeorgeDicicco]

What are you bolting to the blade PVC? I'm confused on what you are using

[@PickupsAreNotTrucks]

When I KZbin “polishing motorcycle engine,” this is exactly what I want to see. You took basic shit and made an awesome tool that does better than anything else I’ve seen. Absolutely fantastic. This is what KZbin is for!

[@SweetScoots]

Thank you my friend! Glad to help! Please share our channel. Thanks for the view and awesome comment, have a stupendous week. mad Mike

[@cotteeskid]

The best part of watching this video was when I realised I had all these items including the Mothers just sitting in the shed ready to go. Thank you.

[@SweetScoots]

Glad it was helpful! Glad you are stocked and ready to get it done cotteeskid! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great rest of your week my friend. mad Mike

[@Entreprenorris]

I been a carpenter for 30 years now and a all around fix anything type of guy those multifunction tools rock great tool. I would suggest trying the cordless dewalt to its variable speed which is so freaking helpful in a lot of ways. As for the head bolts I would get some locking chrome caps with the little Alan screws they look good and lots of different styles. Great video keep pumping out the helpful content.

[@SweetScoots]

They definitely are a versatile tool brother! Thanks for the view and comment, we really appreciate it, have a fantastic rest of your week my friend. mad Mike

[@claudesmoot1880]

An added bonus to it looking fantastic is, polished surfaces are easier to clean! Love your work and ideas!!

[@SweetScoots]

Yes! Thank you Claude! We appreciate the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@EZ-viewing.]

Exceptionally brilliant idea. Thankyou so very much. The amount of frustration, bleeding knuckles and cursing you prevented in immeasurable. Thankyou good sure. Take care.❤❤

[@SweetScoots]

So glad we could help!! I'm with you on the frustration hence the video :) Thank you for the view and comment, take care as well and have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@rickdff62]

OMG dude, this is what I need. I have a 1981 Kawasaki LTD 750 and have never been able to get the fins to shine. 2 Thumbs UP!

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks nooby we truly appreciate that thanks so much for being here with us mad Mike

[@Poppinwheeeeellllllieeeeez]

Have 2 ks650s. I know what Im doing tomorrow. Ill make the jigs up tonight.

[@petesmith5092]

Didn't know Kaw'i made an LTD 750. I have an LTD 440, but I've never seen a 750 is yours belt drive?

[@briantremblay9157]

Awesome man!!! I just ordered both the tool and the polish. I just bought a 2001 W 650 that was neglected and left uncovered for 5 years.This tip will help me bring her back to life!

[@SweetScoots]

Glad I could help Brian! Thank you for the view and comment, hope you have a sweeeeet day and all the best on your new project. mad Mike

[@briantremblay9157]

@@SweetScoots Thank you kindly Sir. Gas tank is rusted, needs a new chain. Carbs have to be set up. Gas tank cap was seized had to pry it off. Needs some paint. Exsaust has been off all this time. So some parts are missing. But I have been watching your channel and have learned so much from you! It's great to see such passion and someone passing on the knowledge. It's not cheap, I know you have a life time invested in your craft just like I do in music.

[@SweetScoots]

we take it a little at a time so we dont get to frustrated, things go much smoother with this method :)

[@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus]

You could spot-anneal the blade with a mini gas torch and use any HSS drill bit. This is a great use for an oscillating tool! Thanks for sharing.👍🏻

[@SweetScoots]

Our pleasure dave! Thanks for the view and comment, we appreciate the input, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@soujrnr]

I love Mother's!! I always use it on my bikes! I haven't tried using my oscillating tool like this though. That'll be my next thing to try. Thanks for the tip!

[@SweetScoots]

Enjoy! Thank you for the view and comment, hope you have a great rest of your week my friend. mad Mike

[@armondoborjas4362]

Great idea been polishing wire rims now polishing the cylinder heads thanks for the video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😎

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help armon! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a stupendous day my friend. mad Mike

[@jimharrison4526]

Thank you so much. I’m starting to do my lowers for my Harley and wanted to polish them while I have the wheel off. Going to follow your advice.

[@SweetScoots]

Glad I could help! Thanks for the view and comment Jim, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@philtucker1224]

You could paint the head bolts are have new set plated. I think keeping the spark plug in is actually the safest option for this job. Very nice outcome!

[@SweetScoots]

Not a bad idea phil! Thank you for the view and comment, we appreciate it, have a fantastic week my brother. mad Mike

[@stevegibsonii3910]

I have chrome head bolts on my bike. Well actually just about everything is chrome including the frame.

[@SweetScoots]

NICE!!!

[@willitrix6721]

Man this guy is great. I just found a few of his videos. Well done and a huge help to me. I'm going to be living on this channel.

[@SweetScoots]

Welcome aboard Will!! Glad we can help brother! Thank you for watching and commenting, we do appreciate it, have a stupendous week my friend. mad Mike

[@cbdyna]

Great hack. Makes me not miss all the time spent polishing, especially after moving to a black engine.

[@SweetScoots]

We have to have that shine it seems to fit the bikes that we ride but as they say different strokes for different folks right safe my friend mad mike

[@Poppinwheeeeellllllieeeeez]

What a frigging great idea. Holy smokes. Ive been manually cleaning kawasaki kz fins for years.

[@SweetScoots]

I had done the same manual process as well, hence the video :) Glad you liked it, thanks for the view and comment, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@peterock8217]

Looks like a Big Dog!!! Just picked one up that has been treated like a step child!!! Needs. Alot of elbow grease on those fins, and you just helped me a ton!!! 👍👍👍

[@SweetScoots]

You’re correct it’s a 2006 big dog pitbull they are very hard to find in good condition that’s for sure glad we could help you thanks for being an awesome subscriber. Mad Mike

[@Jodyrides]

I have seen bikes that the owner did this mirror finish work on the engine side cases. This was a popular customize job on the old XS 650 Yamaha engines. There was a problem when making the engine look so good…. it really makes an older motorcycle look like crap. It’s like having a filthy car with two brand new chrome bumpers on it without washing the car. Or just washing the windows on a muddy car… you have to be sure to Put the effort into the whole vehicle

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks for watching and sharing Jody, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike & team

[@AaronRPeterson]

That is some ingenuity! I've been avoiding polishing the jugs because I thought it would take forever, but this is amazing!

[@SweetScoots]

I am right there with you brother! I knew there had to be a better way! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. mad Mike

[@rhouser1280]

Man that looks amazing, what a genius idea! Thanks for sharing! Just remember your firing order when hooking those plug wires up!

[@SweetScoots]

Absolutely Rob! LOL, glad you liked it my friend, thanks for watching, have a great week. mad Mike

[@hafeexius]

I never would've thought of doing that. Thanks for sharing

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help, thanks for the view hafeexius, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@KimmoJaskari]

Flitz sells 2 and 3 inch diameter buff balls you put on a fast drill, corded or cordless. They don't get into the fins the way this thing does, but they do get into any small nook and cranny, and they have no exposed metal at the tip or anywhere. The small ones also are mounted on a longer metal rod. So you can reach pretty deep into the bike easily, and they do a fantastic job polishing. They're washable so at least with Flitz own polish you can reuse them many times. No easier way I know of to polish spokes, either, if you have old school spoked wheels (they also have larger diameter options for more generic polishing of larger surfaces). The very low profile of this design is nice though, for doing things like engine fins.

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@MARCOS-ir5ic]

Has tenido una gran idea , Excelente trabajo Amigo , Gracias ! Saludos !

[@SweetScoots]

Me alegro que te haya gustado amigo!! Muchas gracias por mirar y comentar, realmente lo apreciamos, esperamos que tengas una semana fantástica. loco mike dulce scoots

[@ecrusch]

MAN!!! What a difference! Thanks a bunch for the tip. I'm headed out to the garage!...ha ha Eric in Kissimmee.

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help Eric! Thanks for the view and comment my fellow Floridian, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike

[@markhorton8578]

When drilling, drill all the way through with the first one. Put the screw through and tighten. Then drill the second hole, it has to line up. :-)

[@SweetScoots]

Thank you for sharing my friend. We know all of our biker friends are very creative, we were just getting the ball rolling on their creative juices. Have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@RogerJohnson-j9v]

i have that tool and will try it on my Dyna Superglide

[@peetsnort]

I used to paint jeyes fluid on when warm but not hot hot and just spray off with water. Stank a bit but effective

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks for watching and sharing peetsnort! Have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@davidmcmahon5991]

Say that bike looks Big Dog , I've got a Big Dog 2004 Chopper , i recognize the foward controls shift side Nice putt you have there hope you love your bike and enjoy yourself . I enjoy riding my Chopper and always gets compliments👍😎

[@SweetScoots]

It sure is david!! It's a 2006 Big Dog Pitbull and I love it and do enjoy my rides with lots of thumbs up from people when sitting at stop lights :) Thank you for watching and commenting, have a fantastic week brother! mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@tomupchurch4911]

Kureaken makes some sweet chrome covers for those bolts.

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks for watching and sharing, we appreciate the input Tom! Have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@fretzmaler7591]

How do ypu polish rough casting surface to this astonishing finish. Teally like this video, fantastik and easy

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great day my friend. mad Mike

[@roadkingrider6532]

Your mothers trick on scratches on my tank worked so well. This won’t be any different I’m sure! Your filling up my winter to do list! Thanks for these videos! Thank you Julio Ceasar Chavez Eastwood too! 😂

[@SweetScoots]

Great to hear! LOL, we will let Hoolio know you thanked him too! Thanks for the view and comment, have a stupendous week my friend. mad Mike

[@johnwest9233]

Nice I never thought of that and I am about to try it on a 1980 cm400a

[@SweetScoots]

Nice! Thanks for watching and sharing John, hope you have a great week and all the best on your project brother. mad Mike

[@ReginaldDwight-ox3bq]

Who would have thought. Clever idea

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you liked it Reginald! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike

[@petesmith5092]

That was innovative to say the least! THANKS MAING!!....🍺..🍺...☝️... as always, ride aware!! ❤

[@SweetScoots]

Always! Thanks man! We really appreciate the view and comment, have a fantastic day and stay safe brother! mad Mike

[@stankrieger3598]

❤ going to the shop to get may supplies together. Great video Thanks

[@SweetScoots]

Awesome stan! You will love the results brother! Thanks for the view and comment, have a fantastic week. mad Mike

[@chappledesign]

Great vid. What type of plastic are you using on the polisher end? Plexiglass?

[@SweetScoots]

It's schedule 40 water pipe cut in half, heated up, flattened out and you can make it any length you want. Ours is 2 to 2 1/2 inch diameter pipe, it works the best. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike

[@chappledesign]

@@SweetScoots Ahhhhh. Thats cool! Thanks mm.

[@Cundalinis_Hand]

Nice work there mate, respect from Down Under.

[@SweetScoots]

Our pleasure my friend! We appreciate the comment and thanks for being here with us from down under! Have a fantastic week brother. mad Mike

[@x-man5056]

You want to use a fine thread pitch on your 2 machine screws that will be vibrating like no tomorrow. Clever idea for shortening up all the sanding though.

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic rest of your week my friend. mad Mike

[@MrMcbuck48]

Next rainey day I'll be on it. Thanks

[@SweetScoots]

Nice! Glad we could help MrMcbuck! Thanks for the view and comment, have a fantastic day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike

[@mr.cryptobull1520]

Amazing brother! You are a genius!

[@SweetScoots]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@Hog-g2z]

Good morning 🌅, nice job, France

[@SweetScoots]

Welcome France!! Glad to have you here with us, thanks for the view and comment, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@darrenwerner1829]

That pretty freaking awesome. Thanks brother big brain.

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you like it darren! We appreciate the view and comment, LOL, big brain :) Have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@kellyballard1773]

Very smart. I was wondering if you could use the polishing rouge like jewelers do and top it off with the mother's? There are several types from course for getting casting marks out and all the way up to fine. I know that the mother's is always a great protective coat. You're a smart man. Thanks

[@SweetScoots]

You can use whatever you want to use kelly, we are just sharing what we know works and works the absolute best. Thanks for the view, hope you have a great day. mad Mike

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[@daisybeagle6259]

Smart guy, thanks for the tip!

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help Daisy! Thank you for the view and comment, we truly appreciate it, have a great week. mad Mike

[@T0tenkampf]

outstanding hack man, thx for sharing

[@SweetScoots]

Absolutely! Glad to help my friend! Thanks for the view, have a great week. mad Mike

[@freyatilly]

Hi. Thanks for this, though my 883 has weathered blond crinkle finnish on the lower piston barrels. Any advice for that? Thank you

[@SweetScoots]

Well it all depends how involved you want to get with it my friend you can strip the wrinkle finish off and buff it up or re-paint it with the new wrinkle finish MadMike

[@niconine268]

Brilliant. Never thought of that

[@SweetScoots]

Our pleasure to share! Thank you for the view and comment, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@gerryrobertson2227]

Great tip. I’ve rigged a paddle per your demo. Plexiglass seems a bit thin. I’m punching through the cloth pretty fast. (About a minute in. Using an old tshirt.) What’s the width of your plex paddle? Thanks!

[@gerryrobertson2227]

*depth

[@gerryrobertson2227]

**thickness!

[@SweetScoots]

We use 3/8" to 1/4", flattened out PVC pipe works great too gerry! You are going to go through a lot of t-shirts doing this process :) Thanks for watching, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@michaeldevlin517]

So much reflection you'll have to do the bottom of the fins! Very nice.

[@SweetScoots]

That's the plan! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@petee0158]

I was wondering how to bring back the salt damaged fins on my ZR1100, this is the answer and recycling at its best. What is the white material you used and is the clear stuff cut from acrylic sheeting?

[@SweetScoots]

all the tools are listed in the videos description my friend but here they are amzn.to/3U0eXEC and amzn.to/3zqfcy1 hope this helps :)

[@bigred8438]

do you mean you use the same mothers formulations for aluminium, and paint for cutting back?

[@SweetScoots]

This amzn.to/48D2SdE is all we use on everything and have for years with the BEST results. Everything else out there is just fluff. Thanks for the view, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@G.hundal]

I can’t seem to find the link to the white and clear lexan and pbc that was drilled then used for the polishing could you provide that for me any chance ?

[@SweetScoots]

Well Gavin this may help amzn.to/3HqCPKl and amzn.to/3SsQjf7 thanks for asking Mad mike

[@snookenfever]

Just curious on what the thickness is of the lexan or PVC you use is that 1/8" or 1/4" thick.

[@SweetScoots]

You want to use schedule 40 pipe, and split it in half, warm it up and flatten it out. The schedule 30 pipe that you get at homedepot will not work. If you're not sure which is which, just ask an associate at hd to help you get a 2 to 2 1/2 inch piece of schedule 40 water pipe. Thanks for watching and asking, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@snookenfever]

@@SweetScoots Hi mike, thanks for the reply actually made the tool with lexan and it worked fabulous! Would send you a pic but not sure how to attach it on here. Anyway I appreciate the info thanks

[@emmettjohnson8220]

This looks like what I need to do on the fins of my kick-around Rebel that has been sirring around for about 2 1/2 years. Will this work on area behind the cylinders that has that powdery aluminum corrosion from sitting?

[@SweetScoots]

Yes it will, this process will shine any aluminum that you can get to. Thanks for watching emmett, hope you have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike

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[@deweybowser796]

Very nice.. Thank you for the great video

[@SweetScoots]

You’re very welcome Dewey thank you for being here with us MadMike

[@Krushvitzr]

You're shining imperfections if you only colour buff (like this video). Make it flat, before you make it bright. Real polishers know the difference. Good video for colour buffing, note taken.

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike

[@drengskap]

Excellent idea, thanks for the tip!

[@SweetScoots]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the view, have a fantastic rest of your week my friend. mad Mike

[@RogerDiotte]

Stunning

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching Roger, have a great week. mad Mike

[@paulfreespirit]

Very ingenious!

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you liked it Paul! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great day my friend. mad Mike

[@Gearsandgrease]

Genius idea 💡

[@SweetScoots]

Thank you very much we truly appreciate that mad Mike

[@tomupchurch4911]

You can use a 3/32 bit And barely touch the trigger and let it wind up some #0000 Steel wool & put some Mothers on it & go around the bolts And follow-up with a little strip of cloth the same way.

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks again for the tip, Tom! We appreciate the view and comment, have a great week. mad Mike

[@Aussiem8e]

Holy geez mate! Great idea!

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you like it! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike

[@ozziejim8472]

Hey, were they original polished from the factory? Good tip too, thanks.

[@SweetScoots]

Yes they were ozzie! A good way to know of any fin that was polished at the factory is if they are smooth, if they weren't polished at the factory they will still be rough from the casting of the jugs in the factory. Thanks for watching brother, have a great week. mad Mike

[@richardpitts6284]

I'm just looking for , what to use to clean the Gray Powder Coating . I don't want to Polish the head's & cylinders .

[@SweetScoots]

This is all we've ever used amzn.to/3Yco4Cl and it works great on powder coating richard. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike

[@patrickday4206]

Nice idea 🎉

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks man! We appreciate the view and comment, have a great day. mad Mike

[@doglegjake6788]

This dude is one cool cat

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks man! I appreciate the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@madziamazaki]

Thats what i was looking for.thank you

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help my friend! Thanks for the view and comment, have a fantastic week. mad Mike

[@warrenfox707]

Thank you for showing that one that was an awesome deal😅

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help warren! Thanks for watching and commenting, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@robertschlosser4986]

Super Cool Dude.. Thanks for the tip

[@SweetScoots]

Glad we could help Robert! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@freddy7700]

Great idea bud. Thx a bunch.

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help! Thanks for watching Freddy, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@tommyd8188]

Do you have to do anything to protect the shine afterwards? Looks great!

[@SweetScoots]

We use this goo.gl/z9TrgR it works really well and it will last over 5 years tommy. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day my friend. mad Mike

[@patrickbodine1300]

Mox nix lookin thing. Love it.

[@RatsnRods]

Do you think rivets would hold up to the vibrations?

[@SweetScoots]

Sorry for the late reply, we tried rivets but with the constant vibration the plastic became loose and it was more of a pain to replace the plastic...the bolt and nut held and never became loose and it was very quick to replace the plastic...thanks for asking. Mad Mike

[@RatsnRods]

@@SweetScoots that's what I was assuming, rivets seemed like a great idea for a couple seconds lol, thanks for the response I'll definitely be using your method in the future!

[@definedecline]

SWEET and Smart!!!

[@SweetScoots]

Thank you very much, glad to help! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@ALEXANDERCRETA1]

It's all ready polished

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. mad Mike

[@megadosevitaminc8774]

that's an awsome idea. thanks..

[@SweetScoots]

Thank you we truly appreciate that I have an awesome day and merry Christmas mad Mike

[@fehk]

brilliant. can you find one for spokes?

[@SweetScoots]

Thanks Ray! You can use this on spokes, just wrap these amzn.to/2yP98Cw around the end of it and just start sliding it up and down my friend (no pun intended :) ) LOL Thanks for the view, have a fantastic week. mad Mike

[@beardoallin657]

So what does the polishing,not the sharp edge of the blade the plastic the attachs to the blade does the polishing right if I'm wrong could you explain it to me a little more thanks.

[@SweetScoots]

The plastic that you attach to the metal blade, then you wrap these amzn.to/2yP98Cw around the end of the plastic and use this compound amzn.to/3uzQ2Ip to do the polishing. Hope this helps, thanks for watching and asking, have a great day my friend. mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@beardoallin657]

@@SweetScoots thanks for getting back to me and yes i understand now how it works,thanks again.

[@briancostello6892]

Good video. Anyone try using Pop Rivets instead of Bolts

[@SweetScoots]

The reason we use bolts is because we know most people don't have a rivet gun, but that is a really good idea. The other issue with rivets is with the constant vibration we've had them shake loose and the other reason to use bolts is because it's easier to change out the plastic when needed. Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week. mad Mike

[@raulsepulveda1413]

Nice!! Thank you for the tip 👍

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help Raul! We really appreciate the view and comment, thanks, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@Gbyerly0331]

Hey Brother, I've got an 89 FXRS with a natural finish S&S 96.. if I polish it like this will it take it, or still be dull?

[@SweetScoots]

If it's aluminum and dull, it will shine it. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike

[@barrybryant3655]

Thank you sir, that's Awesome

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@OldManArmyJonno]

Briliant, thank you.

[@SweetScoots]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@andyroo3022]

Works a treat. Great time saving method.

[@SweetScoots]

Nice! Glad we can help andy! Thank you for the view and comment, have a stupendous week my friend. mad Mike

[@Johan-mw5gb]

Of course one could argue it would be a lot more time saving if you would just ride the bike, instead of cleaning it 90% of the time 😉

[@SweetScoots]

it keeps us from doing stuff that is not good for a quality life...:LOL

[@PiratenskogenPiratenskogen]

Wery nice trick Thanks

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@kevinparker9407]

The bolts could be done using small stainless wire brush fixed to the blade in the same fashion perhaps?

[@SweetScoots]

Sounds good kevin! Sometimes you just gotta get creative. Thanks for watching and sharing, we appreciate the input, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

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[@jackmarks2176]

Great idea.

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you think so Jack! Thanks for the view and comment, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike

[@foreigncorrespondent5140]

Question: Is there a clear coat on stock Rocker Boxes or are they just good chrome?

[@SweetScoots]

I do not believe that there is clear coat on the chrome, but a quick way to find out is to take this amzn.to/3uzQ2Ip and rub an area with a microfiber towel and if it turns color at all, you will know that it is not clear coated. Hope this helps, thanks for watching, have a great week. mad Mike

[@foreigncorrespondent5140]

@@SweetScoots Thanks Mad Mike, My 96er Rock boxes look so nice I was thinking they must be clear-coated. I was looking at a 103 a few months back, and was thinking they looked yellowish, like the top end had overheated and yellowed the clear-coating. -Wicklow Kelly - Ireland.

[@SweetScoots]

Top of the mornin to you Wicklow, from one Irishman to another! God bless

[@johnyvolvo434]

Do you think this would work with stripping paint off older style air cooled fins ? Or just use stripper and follow up with your method? Trying to polish a turd basically, looking for that mirror finish end result

[@SweetScoots]

Get the paint off there with this amzn.to/3Z2Gl48 then follow up with our method shown. You have to be relentlessly patient and do a little bit at a time so you don't drive yourself up the wall :) Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@mountainmanjim]

Fantastic !

[@SweetScoots]

Glad you like it! Thanks for the view and comment Jim, hope you have a great weekend. mad Mike

[@andrewwolf4430]

Bright motor and wheels so much nicer than the current tragic trend of fugly black everything

[@SweetScoots]

I’m with you it takes a lot of effort to keep your stuff shiny and I think our society is slowly getting extremely lazy so let’s just paint everything flat black lol thanks for the comment my friend mad Mike

[@qwertyui90qwertyui90]

what about if someone has put paint on the engine and I want to take it off and polish the fins ?

[@SweetScoots]

You need to remove the paint, this amzn.to/3Pq5liM is the only thing that will possibly work as they have outlawed all of the good paint strippers these days. Hope this helps, thanks for watching and asking my friend, have a great week. mad Mike

[@AlainMazy]

Hi, and with a Dremel, it's not good?

[@SweetScoots]

It's very good!! Follow the video instruction, use the same exact products/tools shown and you will have success my friend. Thanks, have a great day. mad Mike

[@imnewtothistuff]

Very cool!

[@SweetScoots]

Glad to help! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@gregkeller80]

Nice! I’m doing this

[@SweetScoots]

Have fun! You will love the results my friend. Thanks for the view, have a fantastic day. mad Mike Sweet Scoots

[@DEESyt]

what a great video thanks man !!!

[@SweetScoots]

Thank you very much we truly appreciate that makes all our hard work worth it have a great day ride safe mad Mike

[@johnphilly987]

What's that switch on your ignition coil cover for?

[@SweetScoots]

Nitrous, cause you know I probably need it with a 117ci S&S motor. LOL Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike

[@johnphilly987]

@@SweetScoots oh ok I have a Big Dog also for 13 yrs now and I never saw that.... happy riding.

[@SweetScoots]

I love my big dog you can see it here in one of our latest videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/m56kf4yloMh_abM

[@agnosticevolutionist3567]

That it , im busy for the next 3 months polishing my fins

[@SweetScoots]

LOL, glad we could help! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike

[@chrismartin4856]

Thank you !!

[@SweetScoots]

Absolutely!! Our pleasure to share! Thanks for watching, have a great week my friend. mad Mike

[@PappysCycles]

Dont have a grinder or vise? You should make and sell those, just a suggestion

[@SweetScoots]

We wish we could but dealing with selling items to people these days and how sue happy everyone is we would end up in federal court because someone used the tool incorrectly, seriously some people are just an accident waiting to happen for some business or inventor. Thanks for the view and suggestion, we appreciate it my friend, have a great week. mad Mike

[@smith951]

Perfect for my 81 Yamaha

[@SweetScoots]

Awesome! Glad we could help brother! Thanks for the view and comment, have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike Sweet Scoots