There is no definitive answer, as state laws vary. In most cases, it is legal to polish an axle if you are the original owner of the vehicle and the axle is not being used in a race or competition. It is also legal to polish an axle if the axle is part of a vintage vehicle that is being restored or maintained.
First, use a clean, dry cloth to polish the wheel. Second, use a polishing compound to polish the wheel. Third, use a soft cloth to buff the wheel. Fourth, use a hard cloth to polish the wheel. Fifth, use a protective coating to seal the wheel.
Polishing axles is a two-step process. First, the axle must be degreased to remove any built-up dirt and oil. Then, the axle must be polished using a fine-grit abrasive.
There is no definitive answer, as the decision largely depends on the specific wheels you are using and your own personal preferences. Some people prefer to sand their wheels to achieve a smoother finish, while others find that a rougher finish is more satisfying. Ultimately, it is up to you to decide what level of finish you are looking for.
There are a few ways to remove burrs from a pinewood derby axle. One is to use a file or sandpaper to smooth the surface. Another is to use boiling water and a plunger to push the burrs out.
There are a few things you can do to make your pinewood derby wheels faster. First, make sure they are well-oiled and free from dust and dirt. Second, make sure the wheel hub is well-fitted to the wheel rim. Third, use a high-quality wheel bearing that is properly lubricated. Fourth, use lightweight racing tires that have good traction. Fifth, make sure your car is well-built and has strong suspension. Sixth, practice often!
There is no one “best” polish for plastic. Some polishes work better on certain types of plastic, while others may be more effective on other materials. It really depends on the polish and the type of plastic you are working with.
There are a few ways to lighten a Pinewood Derby car. One way is to remove the weight from the car by removing the parts that are not necessary, such as the wheels and axles. Another way is to remove the excess material from around the car. Finally, you can use lighter weight materials to build the car.
This is a difficult question to answer because it depends on the age of the car and the type of track you are using. Generally, a Pinewood Derby wheel should spin for around 2 minutes.
There are a few ways to make Pinewood Derby axles straight. One is to use a dowel jig to hold the axle in place while you sand it. Another is to use a belt sander with a fine-grit sandpaper.
