polishing alloys

Discussion in 'Styling, Trim and Bodywork' started by W3LSH, Nov 11, 2003.

  1. steveg60cab Forum Member

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    i'd advise you ring other mirror polishers first, after you've regained the ability to talk, you'll realise 160 is a bargain!!
    places like renowheel in bridgend will quote from 60 a wheel, i'd estimate more like 75 for le castellettes!!
     
  2. Jimmy Denton Forum Member

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    my wheels are costing me a bottle of JD's too, for all the help i got
     
  3. W3LSH Forum Member

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    how long would it take you to do? (how long would i be without the alloys)

    you think it would last the winter and be good after aswell?

    does it wear off?
     
  4. steveg60cab Forum Member

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    i could do them in a couple of days, and so long as you look after them, they'll stay like freshly polished for a long time, possibly indefinitely!!
     
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    ive got a few marks on the alloys slight curbing etc, would you be able to sort that out aswell? or should i try and get that done 1st? its not that bad but would obviously look better in better condition
     
  6. steveg60cab Forum Member

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    i remove curbing free of charge ;) , but i can't remove buckles
     

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