removing lacquer and polishing wheels!! what to use?
23-04-2009, 08:42 PM
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removing lacquer and polishing wheels!! what to use?
can anyone tell me if there is anything available to go in a drill/grinder for polishing a set of alloy wheels!which are best? cheers
23-04-2009, 08:53 PM
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23-04-2009, 09:01 PM
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just be carefull if your using anything in a drill or grinder on your wheels the alloy is softer than you think i did mine marked them in a few places ended up just wet flatting them in the end took me a fuckin age to do them lol
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23-04-2009, 10:30 PM
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Nitromorse will take off the old lacquer then its a case of rubbing them down with different grades of paper until all the pits and marks are gone.
It will take a while but if you do one per evening or afternoon then you'll save yourself about £200 in refurbing
If you watch Deals on Wheels or Wheeler Dealers old Ed China does some for a MkI MR2 and does a real nice job of it.
He does use a soft pad in a drill with some polishing compound and they came up mint
It will take a while but if you do one per evening or afternoon then you'll save yourself about £200 in refurbing
If you watch Deals on Wheels or Wheeler Dealers old Ed China does some for a MkI MR2 and does a real nice job of it.
He does use a soft pad in a drill with some polishing compound and they came up mint
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