17" ten spokes ss wheels
04-20-2006, 12:23 PM
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17" ten spokes ss wheels $350 plus shipping obo $350 obo plus shipping includes 4 wheels, 4 centercaps, buffer wheels, compounds (black, white, brown, red)
Here are the pictures of the ss wheels.
These are of one of the wheels that I have sanded down. It looks like it's machined and has small scratches from the sandpaper that'll come out with the buffer wheels and the compounds. The last one shows a picture of the only damage to it. It was some curb rash that I minimized by sanding. It's not that good of a picture but it really isn't anything.
This is of the other stripped and sanded wheel. This one has a polished look to it. Just like the other one it has only a polished face, between the spokes there is still some paint but can be painted black to look like the anniversary wheels. This one is perfect except for the minor surface scratches that need to be taken out with the buffer wheels and compounds.
These last set of pictures is of the wheels that still have paint on them. They are in good condition with the most damage seen in the last picture. It has three small dings in it. But they can be minimized by sanding down the edges. They only look big because the picture is blurry.
I tried to describe these as best as I can and am being honest. I would in no way want to sell something to someone that doesn't know exactly what they are buying.
Here are the pictures of the ss wheels.
These are of one of the wheels that I have sanded down. It looks like it's machined and has small scratches from the sandpaper that'll come out with the buffer wheels and the compounds. The last one shows a picture of the only damage to it. It was some curb rash that I minimized by sanding. It's not that good of a picture but it really isn't anything.
This is of the other stripped and sanded wheel. This one has a polished look to it. Just like the other one it has only a polished face, between the spokes there is still some paint but can be painted black to look like the anniversary wheels. This one is perfect except for the minor surface scratches that need to be taken out with the buffer wheels and compounds.
These last set of pictures is of the wheels that still have paint on them. They are in good condition with the most damage seen in the last picture. It has three small dings in it. But they can be minimized by sanding down the edges. They only look big because the picture is blurry.
I tried to describe these as best as I can and am being honest. I would in no way want to sell something to someone that doesn't know exactly what they are buying.
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It took me quite a while to get the first two done. I just stripped the other two the other day non-stop and it only took me about 45 minutes to strip the face clean of the paint and to smooth down in between the spokes to prep for paint.
Aircraft paint stripper
gloves are a must (**** is strong)
eyewear if you want to be extra careful
paint scraper
sandpaper
buffing wheels
black, white, red compound
drill
Aircraft paint stripper
gloves are a must (**** is strong)
eyewear if you want to be extra careful
paint scraper
sandpaper
buffing wheels
black, white, red compound
drill
