TravisA

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I bought the weld RTS wheels and need to email them a pic. I'll post it here and ask what you all think.. I tried there forum but I can't post a picture yet and trying to send a msg to them on there main page didn't work...

This is the RT's with the black centers. Right under the black center is what looks like machining marks. I don't think it should be there....also the fronts are fine its just the rear....

J-Train

Hmmm, hard to tell from your pics, but these wheels are most likely machine polished, so they wont be perfect, mine werent, but some very minor polishing with Mothers Billet Polish, worked great, something that minor, I would handle myslef without having to worry about sending the wheel back

TravisA

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I may try and use a little polish. I don't have any around at the moment....

The whole rim needs polished again. As you said its not perfect as it has water spots and other little spots on the wheel.

wysemunky

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welcome to the world of bare polished aluminum wheels

J-Train

That mothers "Billet" is the best I have used, not just the regular mothers, its crap, this stuf is like 9$ for just a little jar, it is far and away better than the regular mothers.

TravisA

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Thx...I had Pro-stars so I know how big of a pain they are.

I'll try that out.

I had some homemade stuff I used before...

It was some of the best polish I've ever used. The guy I got it from was a friend of a friend, so i'm not sure how to get a hold of him. He was a truck driver and used it on his rims, tank, etc, etc...

I wasn't worried about the water spots, etc....Its the machining looking mark that Im worried about...The mark on my rim(s) has a very slight groove to it. It almost looks like it needs very slight sanding then polishing. That's why I want to email them a picture of it. One wheel is worse than the other as well. Its hard to get it to show up in the picture though...

TravisA

iTrader: (4)

Thx...I had Pro-stars so I know how big of a pain they are.

I'll try that out.

I had some homemade stuff I used before...

It was some of the best polish I've ever used. The guy I got it from was a friend of a friend, so I'm not sure how to get a hold of him. He was a truck driver though and used it on his rims, tank, etc, etc...

I wasn't worried about the water spots, etc....Its the marks from the machining that I'm worried about...The mark on my rim(s) has a very slight groove to it. It almost looks like it needs very slight sanding then polishing. That's why I want to email them a picture of it.

One wheel is worse than the other as well.......and its hard to get it to show up in the picture...

TravisA

iTrader: (4)

In this picture I've circled the places I'm talking about.

On this rim you can see how it has a mark, then a space and then the mark again. On the other rim its almost a continuous mark.

fast2006gt

iTrader: (3)

Might be easier to try the mothers and if it dont work, call weld

srider

Please send me a PM with your contact info.

Thanks,
Scott Rider
srider@weldracing.com