Polished Svx Wheels
I got bored... very bored
[img=http://img384.imageshack.us/img384/2653/dscn1967yq7.th.jpg] [img=http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/7223/dscn1968yx5.th.jpg] [img=http://img391.imageshack.us/img391/8259/dscn1969uv6.th.jpg] much more work and hopefully bring em to Reading. They could be yours!!:eek: |
crazey, me and yb were just talking about polishing stuff.....
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I told you not to say anything about that!!!!!:eek::eek::eek: |
Oh, darn;)
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What did you use to polish them and how long did it take for one wheel? :confused: :) :)
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I used my friend, told him I would buy him dinner:lol:
It's a lot easier with two people. I used a 3 inch or so DA sander with grits from 80-600 Then some 1000 grit wet sandpaper Last an electric buffer and two grades of polishing compound As for how long... the one i started on is not done:lol: Rough estimate about four hours a wheel:eek: |
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Now, I want to see you polish the center caps to the same high sheen. ;)
Lee |
:p Those darn center caps are always the problem!
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thought about getting custom aluminum caps but that's a lot of money so figured I'd just paint them... any suggestion?
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Painting them would be the cheapest as well. :)
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Nice Work!!!
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Alsa makes chrome paint...im sure thatd come as close to matching as possible
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Anyone got an extra intake manifold?:D
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i wanna do this! that way i'll have nice looking wheels for my snow tires, when i buy my new rims and low pro's. What kind of sander are you using, how much did it cost you....
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