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| Bluemax |
Posted: 2008/1/21 20:13 Updated: 2008/1/21 20:13 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2005/8/6 From: Selah, Washington Posts: 640 |
 Re: cleaned rim Where does one find this "gumption" you speak of? I need some.  |
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Posted: 2008/1/21 21:30 Updated: 2008/1/21 21:30 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)   Joined: 2003/2/10 From: Freo Posts: 3318 |
Re: cleaned rim in the pots scrubbing section in the supermarket.... |
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Posted: 2008/1/21 22:11 Updated: 2008/1/21 22:11 |
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)  Joined: 2005/10/16 From: Perth WA Posts: 2134 |
Re: cleaned rim or if you want them to really shine... 1200 wet and dry sand paper then get hold of a cheap air powered 'whizzy gun' and a felt pad. use lots of autosol and they come up like chrome... well nearly!
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Posted: 2008/1/22 23:18 Updated: 2008/1/22 23:18 |
Home away from home Joined: 2005/8/6 From: Selah, Washington Posts: 640 |
Re: cleaned rim Actually I have already started on mine. Similar wheels also.
Preped with 320 to remove curb marks
Jumped to 800
then 1200
1500 and finally with 3000.
They are sweet lookin'
Kinda Cold out side this week
(last night was 5* F)
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