fork legs

[steve porter]

did this recently as the fork legs were looking a bit manky, didn`t want to go the highly polished route so just rubbed them down with wet and dry then finished them off with steel wool, easy to maintain and looks closer to std than polished

[GSXKING]

Can you come over and do mine please 🙏
Great look 👍😎

[steve porter]

Can you come over and do mine please 🙏
Great look 👍😎

Didn't take long, and I only removed the mudguard, next tyre change I will do the inside

[grog]

Top job👍Might do same. 2000 paper? 0000 steel wool?

[steve porter]

Top job👍Might do same. 2000 paper? 0000 steel wool?

2000 paper and steelo soap pads from under the sink

[Roo]

Top job👍Might do same. 2000 paper? 0000 steel wool?

2000 paper and steelo soap pads from under the sink

cheers for that, mine look crap .....   yours look bloody good.

[grog]

Your way looks bloody good Steve. Ive been thinking of painting mine Hammerite grey, same as i did crash bars. Very tough coating. Now not sure which way to go.

[steve porter]

Your way looks bloody good Steve. Ive been thinking of painting mine Hammerite grey, same as i did crash bars. Very tough coating. Now not sure which way to go.

They don't stand out at all, just look new

[SpongeBob]

While you are there, you may want to try to get back to OEM 'brushed aluminium' look: Scotch Brite (from under the sink as well :-) ), scrubbing always sideways, then hardened clear coat.

[hard road]

yeah scotch brite is great for the brushed look   

[steve porter]

While you are there, you may want to try to get back to OEM 'brushed aluminium' look: Scotch Brite (from under the sink as well :-) ), scrubbing always sideways, then hardened clear coat.
They look good, I was contemplating scotchbiteing them( have done other stuff with it) but was happy with the steelo finish as easier to maintain uncoated I think

[Eric GSX1400K3]

While you are there, you may want to try to get back to OEM 'brushed aluminium' look: Scotch Brite (from under the sink as well :-) ), scrubbing always sideways, then hardened clear coat.

that looks great, what clear coat are you using? Mine could do with a return (havevrebuilt the internals twice now)

[grog]

Even more confused what i want now. Look so good Spongey👍👍

[SpongeBob]

While you are there, you may want to try to get back to OEM 'brushed aluminium' look: Scotch Brite (from under the sink as well :-) ), scrubbing always sideways, then hardened clear coat.

that looks great, what clear coat are you using? Mine could do with a return (havevrebuilt the internals twice now)

I've used a product made by French Company specialized in old cars/bikes/etc. paints.
Website in French only, I'm afraid ;-)

Sprido

[SpongeBob]

Even more confused what i want now.

Mwahahahahaaaaaa!