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06-11-2019, 08:10 PM
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ISO; BRUSHED RALLY 1 TRIM RINGS
My shiny aftermarket trim rings are showing some mileage and I've been trying to locate a set of Brushed Stainless with no luck.
Most of the offerings list a 2.25" depth which is a bit shy compared to mine. Anyone know of any offerings in the size shown below. Thanks. 
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06-11-2019, 08:38 PM
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I have been restoring 8 Lug center caps and converting 2nd design Rally trim rings to 1st design since the late 80's. Put them on a standard wheel, spin them and hold 3M 220 Wet or Dry on them dry while spinning. Hold the paper straight while putting moderate pressure on it. Do not move in & out or you will be doing it again. You will have the correct finish. I actually use the rear axle and run it in gear at idle with a slight drag on the emergency brake to control speed.
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06-30-2019, 01:32 AM
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Whenever I want to give a brushed look to aluminum I take the piece to napa and ask for a light dusting of bead blasting with their finest abrasive . Works perfectly
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