yea, I have the slight imperfections in the finish as well.. doesn't seem to effect anything.

__________________
Tippmann X7 #3691

• Response Trigger
• Flatline Barrel System
• J&J 14" Ceramic
• Empire 9 Piece Barrel Kit
• TechT Vortex & Lightening Rod
• Polished Internals
• Crossfire 68/4500

using a dremmel is actually fine.. Just don't go nuts. I used a dremmel on all my guns with no issue. Took about 1 minute per gun really.

what type of tip did you use? Cotton polisher or sanding tip?

I would be very carful about using sanding tips. the cotton and difrent types of polishing componds would be the best. I just polished up a buddies 98c with a dremel all I used was the cotton tip with 3 difrent polishers. (I used the brillo method first to knock down the major paint first I used the dremel to make it shine.)

__________________
Isa 40:31 But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.

just did the brillo method took 25 min and she is nice and smooth. it is a def required modto perform. less friction means better performance, i used wd-40 def take a few min per half alot of gunk hiding in the internals.

__________________
11c3pav oif 03-04 hhc/19 cav 1CavDiv
NYARNG SSG 11c3pav

Very nice tutorial!

__________________

What about the cyclone feed arm? It comes off of the body of the gun, into the cyclone feed, and it guides the balls into the gun. Mine is coated in paint. Should I polish it? (a quick response would be nice, since i'm polishing it right now

EDIT: Nevermind. I just finished polishing!! Hooray! I decided to smooth the feed arm, rather than polish the paint off.

I just finished polishing my "guts" as well. Thank you for the easy to follow instructions.

Here is my final pic. Thanks again. Can't wait to shoot it!!!

I used my Dremel with a Stainless Steel Polishing Brush. It worked fine, but in tight areas I used some brillo to finish up. Great tips fellas!