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15 December 2004, 02:06 AM
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Best way would be to entrust them to a wheel recon. company and get them professionally re-finished.
DIY could be difficult, especially if you have to drive the car (on those wheels) in the meantime. Try a flapper wheel or similar in an electric drill, sander or wet'n'dry paper. Basically, anything that's controllably abrasive. Clean thoroughly and re-paint. Finish off with clear lacquer.
DIY works best if you have 5 wheels. You don't end up with deadlines and can take your time.
J.
DIY could be difficult, especially if you have to drive the car (on those wheels) in the meantime. Try a flapper wheel or similar in an electric drill, sander or wet'n'dry paper. Basically, anything that's controllably abrasive. Clean thoroughly and re-paint. Finish off with clear lacquer.
DIY works best if you have 5 wheels. You don't end up with deadlines and can take your time.
J.
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