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Old 05-05-2009, 11:00 AM
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x2^ it all depends the desing of the rim also, if you have a rim thats difficult to get into and the spokes 4sure you'll feel some pain.
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Originally Posted by GueroRSCB
x2^ it all depends the desing of the rim also, if you have a rim thats difficult to get into and the spokes 4sure you'll feel some pain.
yeah luckly mine arent that bad to do its just the polishing that sucks
btw has anybody used that poorboys wheel sealant i think i might try some

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I use poorboys wheel sealant. Worked great on my old chrome welds. I didnt apply enough coats to my intros tho because i just wanted to put them on.
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beauty is pain, but work smarter....not harder.

take them off, roll some stock ones for a week, really, REALLY clean those bishes up and have them coated.
i know powder coatin usually cost what 50 a rim? thats if they are prep and ready to go!
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turtle wax paste every other wash. wipe on, wipe off and the road grime and water will bead off for the most part.
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Those aren't Boyds... What gives Kurt LOL
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Originally Posted by silver-mod-o
Those aren't Boyds... What gives Kurt LOL
i bought these so i have a nice set of wheels for the summer cant pimp with just three nice wheels and a spare plus there 20s so i can run my corvette brakes hehe
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Originally Posted by black04
I use poorboys wheel sealant. Worked great on my old chrome welds. I didnt apply enough coats to my intros tho because i just wanted to put them on.
how do you apply it like car wax
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Originally Posted by AphotiC
beauty is pain, but work smarter....not harder.

take them off, roll some stock ones for a week, really, REALLY clean those bishes up and have them coated.
i know powder coatin usually cost what 50 a rim? thats if they are prep and ready to go!
think if i do that im goin to just do them in gloss black
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Originally Posted by twolow02fransen
how do you apply it like car wax
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