nycstev
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Have o5 polished wheels. One was scratched up against curb. Can these be fixed?
Steve
Steve
nycstev said:Do you know the grits to use?
Thanks
S
nycstev said:Do you know the grits to use?
Thanks
S
rottenronnie said:I did it myself starting with 60 grit, then finishing with a 400. But, I don't know how damaged yours are...
Like Prof said, clear coat after..
Ron
Not losing sleep over this. But I see your point how it (the truck) becomesbelgiumbarry said:Marc T , not PROF... and as me.... first curb rash you wonder, sleepnes nights.. second curb rash you , now curb rash you accept , even symbolic as you drive it , you rash it... it even looks "RACY" and should become a must .... without rash , you are a nooby...
i looked into a local place that repairs rims -- cost ~$250.00.....nycstev said:Have o5 polished wheels. One was scratched up against curb. Can these be fixed?
Steve
moparracing said:i looked into a local place that repairs rims -- cost ~$250.00.....
i decided to go this route instead & love it :
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/22-2...tegoryZ43960QQihZ009QQitemZ190116834767QQrdZ1
nycstev said:Its probably easier to buy new one. This will force me to be more careful
Exactly and no more coffee either!TREKER said:Maybe now that you have to shift, you cant be on the phone the whole time either!!