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04-24-2004, 01:50 AM
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Wheel finish
I did a search on this and found no info......
My wife's car has aluminum wheels from a Chevy Berretta (see pic)  These wheels have a problem. They don't look all that great. The only advice I could find on the subject of refinishing, was to send them out to get done. I don't want to do that. I refuse to believe that a person can't refinish thier own wheels without the help of a sandblaster or a 'pro'. If anyone has any suggestions other than sending them somewhere, I'm all ears. Even if you only have a suggestion as to polishing for a better shine than what they have now, please feel free to share. Everytime I look at these wheels, they drive me nuts. They could look so much better. Thanks, -B
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 1977 GMC Jimmy - daily driver-sitting on 33's and bedliner inside and out 1995 9C1 Caprice - winter beater 1994 Impala SS - newest project 1991 9C1 Caprice - (rip) "There are two great problems in the world today; an ever-growing lack of common sense, and too many warning labels. Take away all of the warning labels and the problem will work itself out..." -B 
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04-25-2004, 05:13 PM
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Re: Wheel finish
Talk to Grant@TireRack, or you could buy my 17's that I have for sale with new tires, if your interested email me at [email protected]
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