Cross Hatch in bores ?

Hi all
Please be honest with attached pics
I have cleaned and checked my bores for wear
replaces big end and main bearing shells etc
I have honed my cylinders
BUT
I am not sure they are cross hatched enough ?
There is signs of cross hatching but also horizonal lines
Should I redo and hone again
thanks

your supposed to go up and down as well with a slow drill

jamesmartin said:

your supposed to go up and down as well with a slow drill

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James - I did do that - but obviously not enough !
Question is - should I redo or will it be OK?

yes redo it
dont worry about taking too much material off you wont,a quick tickle with a hone is pointless it will polish off in a few minutes but if your going to hone the bores it needs to be right,

jamesmartin said:

yes redo it
dont worry about taking too much material off you wont,a quick tickle with a hone is pointless it will polish off in a few minutes but if your going to hone the bores it needs to be right,

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thanks James
So would you say a good 2 mins each bore is about right - i think i was to cautious with it

jamesmartin said:

yes redo it
dont worry about taking too much material off you wont,a quick tickle with a hone is pointless it will polish off in a few minutes but if your going to hone the bores it needs to be right,

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ok - had another go - a good minute on each bore - and tightened up the honing stones as well - looks a lot better and can definitely see the cross patterns


Better now ? good to go !

saxmanuk said:

ok - had another go - a good minute on each bore - and tightened up the honing stones as well - looks a lot better and can definitely see the cross patterns
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Better now ? good to go !

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a lot better,give then a good flush out with wet rags of petrol paraffin etc then an oily rag

jamesmartin said:

a lot better,give then a good flush out with wet rags of petrol paraffin etc then an oily rag

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Great ! Thanks again for the advice James