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jv
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Re:Wheel refurbs
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Reply #10 on:
15 February 2004, 21:32 »
wheelrefurb, you know the whole thing in veedub land at the moment of highly polished rims, what sort of money does that cost? like taking 16" Porsche design 90's and polishing them so much that they almost look like chrome?
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Re:Wheel refurbs
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Reply #11 on:
15 February 2004, 21:35 »
Some like this JV
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wheelrefurb
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Re:Wheel refurbs
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15 February 2004, 21:37 »
That's something I can't help you with. We used to do polishing but it's messy and there was not enough business to make it worthwhile. They look great but then you have to keep on top of it or the finish soon start to dull and corode. I've finished my boring old 9 spokes with a chrome effect paint finish because my wife uses the car every day and it only gets washed once a month. The wheels always come up nice though, I'll post a picture up tomorrow.
If you really want to go the polished route though, I;ll dig out a number for a commercial polisher that's supposed to do a nice job.
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Re:Wheel refurbs
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15 February 2004, 21:39 »
I've actually got a coupel of spare 911 wheels like those in your picture. I also have some new polsih effetc paint finishes to test out so I'll try it out on one to see what you think. I'll try and get a picture for next weekend.
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15 February 2004, 21:42 »
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jv
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15 February 2004, 21:45 »
blue mk2, yeah design 90's the hot ticket right now.
wheelrefurb, not surprised about them being high maintennace but this is the look that is really popular right now so it may be worth you starting it again, seriously
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Re:Wheel refurbs
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15 February 2004, 22:21 »
ive found soeone that is selling those rims for ?390 with H&R adapters. Is that a good price?
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VeeDubGTI16v
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Reply #17 on:
16 February 2004, 10:23 »
yeah cos i think the adapters are about ?250 on their own!
buy them blue.
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16 February 2004, 10:41 »
yeah im trying to sort something out.
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AdamB
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16 February 2004, 12:47 »
Wheelrefurb- do you rreckon you can do anything about my alloys?
They are Steffans, so are a polished and lacquered alluminium, not painted. I've had a chunk taken out of the rims, so it will need filling, polishing, and lacquering
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