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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thorco3" data-source="post: 426437" data-attributes="member: 8480">I guess I should do some kind of generic polishing write-up. I've had a couple guys pm me about the brakes and my intake.I might work on something today and snap some pics of some of our equipment.realitygt those were konig maxxim wheels (aka. maxxim wonder wheels, imported by konig) I thought they looked great but I already had a set of BBS wheels that I liked even more.notfastenuf has already done a caliper polishing write-up but uses a dremel for a lot of it. I wouldn't use a dremel because of the small sanding discs/drums that are used. These can give you deep grooves or waves in the polished finish. I would also highly recommend removing the caliper. Place it in a vice or make up some type of jig to hold it and get comfortable for all the sanding work.There's not exactly a wrong way to polish something though as long as you are happy with the end result. There are also a lot of "half-assed" polish jobs out there imo.</blockquote>