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Old 05-01-2003, 06:02 PM
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this is in honor of your birthday



i got the mother's mag and aluminum polish that you told me to get..... and it worked great!!! here are some pictures.
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after....... does this make the BLING KING proud? hehe
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Nice!

I can see where the wheel wore funny on the edges.

Hey you could give me your rims for my B day !!
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Old 05-01-2003, 06:26 PM
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Hey you just nominated my new title.. Thanks
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Also if you have any small scratches to remove. Use the Mothers with #0000 steel wool. Go in one direction, back and forth but not circles.

They will rub out most surface scratches.





The rims look amazing.

Well done!
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i guess use the steelwool to with the polish on it..... then polish it with a terry cloth?



hehe, i saw someone else give you the title....... im just making sure it sticks!!!!
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God I LOVE those wheels....
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Originally Posted by cmartinp28' date='May 1 2003, 03:32 PM
i guess use the steelwool to with the polish on it..... then polish it with a terry cloth?



hehe, i saw someone else give you the title....... im just making sure it sticks!!!!
You got it. Thats how to do it.



I think I saw that name somewhere also.
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ok......... now how do i get that embedded brake dust behind the rim? look closely behind the spokes
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