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English to Polish translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Michał Wiśniewski Local time: 20:14 | ||||||
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4 +2 | polerowanie maszynowe |
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3 | maszynowe przywracanie połysku |
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2 | szlifowanie maszynowe |
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polerowanie maszynowe Explanation: Jak widać w poniższym opisie, "compounding" używają tu do określenia maszynowego polerowania z użyciem pasty do polerowania, która sama nazywa się "polishing compound". Dziwne to trochę, no ale tak to wygląda. Myślę, że można pominąć to użycie pasty w tłumaczeniu, bo kontekst wskazuje na fakt użycia maszyny lub agresywnego ruchu - użycie pasty jest tu chyba drugorzędne. Polskie trafienia: http://tnij.com/KyLd http://www.musclecarclub.com/library/show/paint.shtml Weather you�re using an abrasive hand-applied polishing compound on severely faded paint of a nonabrasive polish on clearcoat, work in the shade or in a garage. Apply the polish to a small area and use a supplied applicator or a piece of terrycloth. Follow the package directions. Some use water, some don�t. If you are using an abrasive compound, you will see removed paint on your applicator. To do a hand compounding job right, a lot of elbow grease is needed. Do a 2 foot square area at a time. If the damage to the paint is severe, begin by lightly wet sanding the area with 800 grit sandpaper. This is not recommend for clearcoat or metallic paint. Once sanded, apply the compound to a soft terrycloth rag or a supplied applicator. Apply the compound with straight back and forth strokes. Remove the compound and then inspect the paint. If the surface isn�t glossy once the compound is washed off, you haven�t removed enough paint and should try again, but be careful not to rub all the way through the paint. To do an entire car by hand will take at least a weekend. You may want to buy or rent a polishing machine. Machine compounding will remove a lot of paint quickly and if your paint is already thin, you will wind up repainting. To avoid rubbing all the way through raised surfaces and corners, cover them with masking tape and rub them by hand later. Read the instructions that come with your machine or have someone show you how it is used. After you have compounded all the painted surfaces, remove the masking tape and do problem areas by hand and areas where the machine could not reach. Now that your car is compounded or polished, rinse it thoroughly with warm water and dry it with a chamois. Once the car is 100 percent dry, apply some pure carnauba wax. This will make your car shine like new again. The wax will also provide a layer of protection. Make sure the wax does not contain any abrasives. Some brands do. Apply the wax to one small area at a time and polish it with a soft cloth. Now shine up your chrome using a stainless steel or chrome cleaner and you�re ready to go cruising in your glinting classic car. |
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