"micro-polishing"

[brando]

i kmnow what it is and that you do it to get rid of any imperfections and stresses on the surface of metal. but what i dont know is how its done. so....

how do you "micro-polish" something, such as a crank or transmission gears and such?

[sleepydsm]

I'm pretty sure they are shot-peened.

[FattyBoomBatty]

wouldn't that dimple up the surface and they'd have to be remachined anyway?

[Super Bleeder!!]

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=rem+polishing

damn that was difficult!

[sleepydsm]

Shot peening is a stress relieving technique, thats all I know. Beyond that I don't know and don't care.

[sleepydsm]

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=rem+polishing

damn that was difficult!

hahahaha

[brando]

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=rem+polishing

damn that was difficult!


obviously it was look at your link, none of that is nearly relivant. but your stupid ass obviously cant read. i was simply asking a question amongst car guys. seeing if anyone was worth a damn, and now i know that you arent. so i guess i have gained something from this.

and yes shot peening would dimple the material. shop peening is used to densin metals and so forth, you actually smash the metal together

[Super Bleeder!!]

Had you read one of the thousands of hits that search generated you would have found your answer.

I was being half smartass and half informative, if you cant deal thats your problem. :)

[Goat Blower]

You'd probably use a tumble machine with a very fine media.

[brando]

You'd probably use a tumble machine with a very fine media.

thats what i was thinking.

i did read na coup[le of those and found out a little bit about it but most of the hits that search came back with were for rem pollishing or car detailing. im sorry for being a dick i was just assuming you people would get my point about asking on the forum rather than on a search engine.

i did find out that they use a substance called micronite. thats about all i got out of it though