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Old 07-06-2007, 05:29 PM   #20
jaros44sr
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Re: slotted mags ID???

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I used fine scotch brite pads from my local auto paint store then some Mothers. I was not going for the polished look...I like a softer satin finish like the original wheels...and yes...I know some of the originals were polished.

Before and after shots...only about 30 minutes per wheel.
Wow, what a difference. Nice work! I could do that for starters, and polish when I get time. Did you use the pads by hand or a rotary tool? I just want the rim to be polished and the center satin.

Any concern with the lug holes being so close to the center hole? J.
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