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Old 07-02-2006, 04:30 PM
gtokev gtokev is offline
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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.

 


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