what is the pf body made of/how can i polish it

[Wank107]

Subjects says it all. What metal is the PF classic mag body made out of? And how can i polish it w/o sending it to a store?

[impostal22]

i'm 90% sure it's aluminum, and other than that i have no idea..

[ChucktheMAGician]

Stainless steel, the new ULE bodies are aluminum. This thread has all the info you should need, http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=43671

[Wank107]

Thanks alot chuck

[ChucktheMAGician]

Your welcome. Post pics when your done and let me know if you would like to do another. I have a HL body that I got off of a gun from ebay that is about half way finished!

[Wank107]

Alright, ill post pix...about how long do you think this will take? any clue?

[ChucktheMAGician]

An hour and a half is what I've heard, I guess I need to try a little harder to find sandpaper w/ that high of a grit count.

[Wank107]

My local Hardware store didnt have 1000 grit it took me 3 hours to polish 2day, and im not done...but it shines in the sun! Ill post pix of my mag when im done

[impostal22]

what's the best way to polish it if you have no access to a buffer? :-/

[Demobilized]

I have heard it is a good weekends worth of work, and you should just get some heavy grit then work your way up to the smaller grit paper. (or maybe its vice versa)

[impostal22]

ya but after you sand it down all the way from 300 grit to 1000+ grit, what's a way to polish it without using a buffer?

[Demobilized]

There used to be an awsome thread on here that had all the steps, anyone rember the name?

[impostal22]

Originally posted by ChucktheMAGician
Stainless steel, the new ULE bodies are aluminum. This thread has all the info you should need, http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=43671

that it?

[Wank107]

There is some type of cream that has sand in it that you can rub on and it will act as a polish ~ look at you local hardware store