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Old 07-02-2006, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by gtokev
I spent a while today giving my Torq Thrust copy wheels the "machined" look on the outer rim lips. I jacked up the GTO and put the rim on the back and let it spin at idle while I held 80 grit emory paper against it. It turned out pretty good except for a few deep marks which will never come out.

How can I protect the finish on this bare aluminum? Aluminum polish? Clear coat paint?

I would like to see pic of those Ansens, copper.
You're going to get corrosion in those deep scratches. Do it again with some 400 or 800. Gibbs brand is the best protectant for wheels. Get it from Dave Mann @ http://www.roadsters.com/welcome/, again, he is the best resource for care + info on early wheels.