Chrome is peeling
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just keep washing them, sooner or later the peeling with make its way to the front. once chrome starts peeling it doesn't stop. you can speed up the process with anything that is acidic...and they will never know.
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i talked to them and they still say it is not covered but they are going to have on of their traveling sales reps stop and take a look at it sometime this week. The guy i bought them through kinda fudged and told the company that the rims were on a show truck. Oops.
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I had the same problems on my welds. I went through 6 rims before I got 4 that would stay chrome and not peel. It took 2 months the first time the rims peeled and they wanted me to pay shipping too.
That sales rep is your ticket to new rim(s). After my 2nd set of rims peeled, I met with a rep. I told him basically that it was BS and wanted 4 new rims even though 3 were messup up. He has the power to get you a new rim(s) and my rep got me mine. just got to stay on their ***. Good luck.
That sales rep is your ticket to new rim(s). After my 2nd set of rims peeled, I met with a rep. I told him basically that it was BS and wanted 4 new rims even though 3 were messup up. He has the power to get you a new rim(s) and my rep got me mine. just got to stay on their ***. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by BigBronco
just keep bitching, im sure you will get a new wheel
I heard BigBronco can suck chrome off a tailpipe, you sure he wasnt around your rim?