refinishing
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From: halifax, nova scotia, canada
refinishing
Hi guys , i just bought a 90 Si two days ago and the rims that came on it are in pretty rough shape. I really dont have the money to spend on new rims at the moment and am just curious as to whether or not you guys think that these are worth trying to restore ? I know there not the nicest , but its all i have Lol Any tips you guys could give me would be great 
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Re: FV-QR (toyomatt84)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by toyomatt84 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I would leave them as-is, and just use them as daily/winter wheels.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ill do what he said but if you do really want you can strip them and paint them
ill do what he said but if you do really want you can strip them and paint them
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From: halifax, nova scotia, canada
Re: FV-QR (wholios-EG)
that's what i want to do . I know there not the nicest , but i figure if i just refresh them a little , they'd be alot better looking than they are now . Plus it would be a good way to kill an afternoon I just want to know how id go about stripping them ? I was just gonna use a primer and duplicolour wheel paint to finish them off .
I just want to know how id go about stripping them ? I was just gonna use a primer and duplicolour wheel paint to finish them off .
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Re: refinishing (cb hatch)
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Re: FV-QR (cb hatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cb hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">that's what i want to do . I know there not the nicest , but i figure if i just refresh them a little , they'd be alot better looking than they are now . Plus it would be a good way to kill an afternoon I just want to know how id go about stripping them ? I was just gonna use a primer and duplicolour wheel paint to finish them off .</TD></TR></TABLE>
must be one very long afternoon, lol
use aircraft paint stripper, most automotive or hardware store will have this, use it to remove the paint, clean it all really good, sand down what needs to be smoothed out and go nuts with your paint, lol
I just want to know how id go about stripping them ? I was just gonna use a primer and duplicolour wheel paint to finish them off .</TD></TR></TABLE>must be one very long afternoon, lol
use aircraft paint stripper, most automotive or hardware store will have this, use it to remove the paint, clean it all really good, sand down what needs to be smoothed out and go nuts with your paint, lol
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