Polishing stock lude wheels
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Polishing stock lude wheels
Since I put my stock wheels back on, they are pretty dirty (i.e. paint, scratches, some spots that look like dried water but don't come out 
). I've been looking around for a while now for a DIY on how to polish the stock ones, but I can't find anything! Does anyone know if/how it can be done yourself or do they need to be taken to a machine shop? I'm willing to do it regardless of the time required, so any suggestions are appreciated!
). I've been looking around for a while now for a DIY on how to polish the stock ones, but I can't find anything! Does anyone know if/how it can be done yourself or do they need to be taken to a machine shop? I'm willing to do it regardless of the time required, so any suggestions are appreciated!
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Re: Polishing stock lude wheels (99silprelude)
Re: Polishing stock lude wheels (99silprelude)
I have a total of 10 OEM wheels. Two of them don't have ANY curb rash on them but the laquior is peeling off due to a coolant spill.
I sanded them down, bought DupliColor paint and painted them silver. They turned out pretty well.
I will post pics when I get them.
I sanded them down, bought DupliColor paint and painted them silver. They turned out pretty well.
I will post pics when I get them.
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