C Murda

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preferably Framingham to worcester county but if its professional I will go further. They are badly pitted I only need 2 repolished. Please let me know!

IROC403

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we called "rim pro" they want $200 per. wheel. if you want I can get you the phone # tommorow, but I thought that was way 2 much.

Noyzee

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ive gotten some pretty beat up wheels looking pretty good, wet sand and repolish not 100% sure without seeing them tho

C Murda

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well I've been trying to wetsand but the pitting is just too deep. They need a lot of attention. I need them back up to a smooth as glass mirror polish like when I got them.

Noyzee

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yea sounds like you need some one with a machine

BlackScreaminMachine

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There is a place called the wheel shop, they are out of windsor CT, JL-ws6's had is bogarts mounted there and they repair rims as well, and from what I hear they do work wonders.

C Murda

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Damn dunno if I wanna go that far unless they are a lot cheaper than 200 per wheel

Houdini

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I feel your pain!

I let my high-polished wheels go far too long in between cleaning, and let me tell you... what a bitch to get them back up to snuff!

Ended up using a DeWalt drill and a bunch of 6" wheels to buff them back to a shine. It took about 8 hours per wheel and I used up three 6" buffing wheels on each one... I **** you not!

If you're at the point where you need to bust out the sand paper, you have a lot of work ahead of you. Best bet is to grab a friend or two, a case of beer, two drills and a pile of buffing wheels/compound, and make a day of it.

C Murda

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ya ive got the aluminum polishing compounds and some buffing drill bits but i do not have the time. i started out on one wheel just sanding and havent gotten all the pitting out even after 3 hours and thats just one front wheel...my rears are 18x11 with a nice 3" dish and then oh yes the inner side too i wish i had just sealed the wheels when i first got them. i did take care of them when they were on the car but when winter came i took them off and put them under a tarp...guess water got in and the fact i didnt clean them before storing probably is what caused all this.

Houdini

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Haha... sounds just like my deal.

Mine are 18"x11" with 3" lips and 18"x9" for the fronts.




Having the spokes flatblack helps a ton with the work load, thinking about doing the inner barrels flat black before summer hits, so I will have even less crap to buff.

Yes, they are missing the wheel screws, just haven't put them on in that pic.

C Murda

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gotta love those bfgs....

Houdini

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Indeed!

The low profile lulls people into thinking they can't hook!