yeh true, plus i dont wanna spend heaps on em coz they're only temporary crappy rims til I get the ones i want... after a set of SSR Longchamps lol
so yeh dont wanna spend heaps on em, might just do that. some wet and dry and autosol hahaha =)

Rim polishing is not the cheapest thing due to the labour involved. If you are not going for a show look, buy the polishing kit from bunnings and some different grades of wet and dry and get to work. A die grinder or electric drill will be your best mate for this job. I have found that rim restoration often out prices the cost of the wheels in some cases

Just mention Mitch and rob with the gt cortina sent you.

Not sure exactly I had them there at the same time I had every piece of stainless off the cortina there and my cowl grills and wipers.. He isn't the cheapest going around but good work doesn't come cheap.. And plus it's close to you

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Yeh they look sweet man, what did he charge ya to do that?

Yea he done all the polishing work on gt cortina looks excellent I'd highly recommend him

hi orange-1200,you are right luke from ultimate shine is a perfectionist,he polished my fr simmons,what a amazing job he did.
cheers

I had some chasers narrowed by Neale Wheels in South Strathfield, they had god knows how many sets of simmons, bbs etc they were/had refurbished for customers. All looked 100%. They also were doing Hotwire remakes for all the Torana. Might be somewhere to check out.

I took mine to ultimate shine Liverpool across the road from the collingwood hotel I'd recommend him the guys a perfectionist

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Will do mate cheers...