Better Shots of the RPM 505s on the SS
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Better Shots of the RPM 505s on the SS
I had a clean car and an Alabama/LSU game to watch the entire second half of the afternoon, so I had to settle for high noon shots. I just stopped at the first place with some shade that looked like it might halfway work.
Staggered Hypersilver 19x8.5s and 19x9.5s RPM 505 wheels w/ brushed lips
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Staggered Hypersilver 19x8.5s and 19x9.5s RPM 505 wheels w/ brushed lips
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There is also a small part of me that wants to do the centers in a flat/satin/matte black and do the lips in a really high gloss black, sort of like some of the 360 Forged shots I've seen. I just don't know if I could bring myself to do it to brand new wheels...maybe save that for a few years down the road when I get bored with this look.
I have to research on what all I need to polish them out. I'm sure just a lot of elbow grease, a good compound, and some sandpaper.
I have to research on what all I need to polish them out. I'm sure just a lot of elbow grease, a good compound, and some sandpaper.
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Elbow grease yes. I do have a write up on how to polish exhaust pipes to a mirror finish if that may help.
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...r-exhaust.html
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...r-exhaust.html
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There is also a small part of me that wants to do the centers in a flat/satin/matte black and do the lips in a really high gloss black, sort of like some of the 360 Forged shots I've seen. I just don't know if I could bring myself to do it to brand new wheels...maybe save that for a few years down the road when I get bored with this look.
I have to research on what all I need to polish them out. I'm sure just a lot of elbow grease, a good compound, and some sandpaper.
I have to research on what all I need to polish them out. I'm sure just a lot of elbow grease, a good compound, and some sandpaper.
I'm like you though, can't bring myself to do it on a brand new set of rims.
When me and you having a PS?