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This is the problem, £20 will get you some of the way, but to really get the results you need, you require machinery. Pop into YouTube - polishing Aluminium and you'll see why machinery is needed. The initial process is by hand, but to get a top notch finish, our little blessed hands don't cut the mustard. By all means, have a bash, at least I respect you for giving it a go. Don't expect to get the results you want though over a weekend. Also as mentioned by AliveBoy, the pitting is the nightmare. These need to be removed to get a perfect finish. Then, to top the lot, you've got the awkward areas, which are truly a bastardo. Give it a bash and see how you fair. Happy to help with tips.

Good luck - post pics of your progress

£140 on an exchange basis. That's a good price! would probably cost not much less than that just to buy all the compounds, sand papers, discs etc! My setup costs were around £400, with mops, sand paper, bench polisher, compounds, flap wheels. There's an ongoing cost, but yeah when you look at the cost and the return, it's not profitable really, especially with the amount of time it takes.

£140 on an exchange basis.

Good news and bad news, I'm a bit snowed under at the minute. I almost have one finished, but it will be a couple of weeks away. Link is here : http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/57507-plenum-polishing-service-with-finished-pics/

I'd say thousands spent on eBay to be totally honest.

Might be the "other" one?

No worries fella. Glad to help somebody out with a problem now and again, not all the time though

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=311302580887 What a load of old tosh. He failed to mention how a RevUp earnt 100 additional horses over night. Condition is "Very Good" which then changes to "Good Condition" make your mind up! Red seats - red dye more like! Tuned by specialists......