slowrider87
Well-Known Member
So after a couple months of trying to find little periods of time to make progress here and there i've finally managed to finish my project of refurbishing my wheels.
After disassembling them I wetsanded the lips from 800-1000-1500-2000-3000 grit.
I then used White diamond Metal polish for the final shine.
(ignore the black bottle of rubbing compound i bought it for a different step but it didn't work, just pretend that it's the 3000grit pads I bought after this picture)
Before
after sanding
After polishing
Before and after side-by-side
I also did a light sand on the faces with the 3000 grit pads to remove some minor brake dust/dirt stains.
I wanted to add a little flare/personal touch to them. so i decided to send the hardware off to be powdercoated anodized blue.
I was a little worried how it would all look once it was all back together since i'm not too big on extremely flashy or standout wheels. But i'm very pleased with the end result It's flashy but i don't think it's extreme, at least not in my eyes...
What do you all think?
(sorry for some bad shots)
After disassembling them I wetsanded the lips from 800-1000-1500-2000-3000 grit.
I then used White diamond Metal polish for the final shine.

(ignore the black bottle of rubbing compound i bought it for a different step but it didn't work, just pretend that it's the 3000grit pads I bought after this picture)
Before

after sanding


After polishing

Before and after side-by-side

I also did a light sand on the faces with the 3000 grit pads to remove some minor brake dust/dirt stains.
I wanted to add a little flare/personal touch to them. so i decided to send the hardware off to be powdercoated anodized blue.
I was a little worried how it would all look once it was all back together since i'm not too big on extremely flashy or standout wheels. But i'm very pleased with the end result It's flashy but i don't think it's extreme, at least not in my eyes...
What do you all think?
(sorry for some bad shots)







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