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June 16, 2019, 3:37am
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From our handy repository of useful info…
We have this:
This is an old article that is out of print as far as I can tell. It’s from from the September 2003 issue of Model Airplane News. I’m attaching a pdf file of it because the links I find seem to disappear. I’m also including a link I recently found.
Here’s another article as well: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1792373
polish_1.pdf (952 KB)
polish_2.pdf (814 KB)
Best bet is to download the PDF articles from here…
As noted above mounting the shell on a drill motor makes it a bit easier.
Or This:
Alright, so I am very bored and thought I would post this guide, for anyone hoping to strip the annodize of of there yoyos, or just fix beat up ones.
What you need:
Electric Drill(Try to get the fastest spinning one you can)
80-100 Grit Sandpaper
120-150 Grit sandpaper Wet sandpaper will help, it is not normal SP, so check your package
200-250 grit sandpaper
0000 Super Fine Steel Wool
3M Scratch Remover http://www.amazon.com/3M-39044-Scratch-Remover-oz/dp/B002RNFP3A
Mothers Mag & Aluminu…
Or this:
Huge thanks to Jeremy McKay (MrYoyoThrower) for sending me a Raincity Skills Show Girl to be the star of the show!
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Hey guys! So one of the questions I get asked pretty often is how do I manage to get a mirror polish on a yoyo? Well, as the saying goes, there’s more than one way to skin the cat (or gerbil since we’re yoyoers?). You can definitely just chuck the yoyo up on a drill and start with some rougher grit sandpaper to remove the anodize and then continue up to finer sandpaper for…
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