i've been using the finger wrapped sandpaper method. is there a dremel bit that would work on this but make very fine cuts? i've been using a fine sander bit on some of the tougher things, but then i have to go back and get out all the scratches. the paint stripper i found only takes the clearcoat off and kind of works on the paint, but doesn't get it all. i think i'm going to go hunting for something stronger.
after about 4 hours, this is all i have. it's a huge difference. i'm going to paint the inside portion shiny black like the 35th SS wheels. i don't think any tool could get inside those crevices.
it's a huge difference. why did GM have to paint these wheels? :(
[ June 12, 2003: Message edited by: Domestic Violence ]</p>
after about 4 hours, this is all i have. it's a huge difference. i'm going to paint the inside portion shiny black like the 35th SS wheels. i don't think any tool could get inside those crevices.
it's a huge difference. why did GM have to paint these wheels? :(
[ June 12, 2003: Message edited by: Domestic Violence ]</p>
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