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Anyone know of an article regarding the restoration procedure for honeycomb rims? I recall it 'recently' but was it in PE, HPP, MCR, Legend or somewhere else?
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Anyone know of an article regarding the restoration procedure for honeycomb rims? I recall it 'recently' but was it in PE, HPP, MCR, Legend or somewhere else?
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HPP March 2002, starts on page 27 and runs through page 31.
JLP
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Leonard, can you post a brief description of the honey resto procedure on this forum. I would myself like to know the procedure ! Thanks. Elmer [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_cool.gif[/img]
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Hey all for more info on the honeycomb wheel restore go to this web site http://www.goatsgarage.com/hunyrght.html pretty cool
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Leonard, hello from Dallas. We exchanged emails and photos once about a year ago. I purchased some 15 inch honeycombs on the internet and they were pretty dirty. I was going the full-restoration bit..but finally gave up and just ordered rally wheel paint and painted them and they look just fine. I purchased new trim rings and new caps. Other than spray paint, that is all I did and they look good to me. By the way, I put two coats of spray can automotive primer. I did not mess with any flex-agent. Elmer in Dallas.
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