Bad Day Part Deux...
#1
Bad Day Part Deux...
So I got layed off this morning, no big deal, job was kinda crappy lately anyways....but this really roasted my nuts. :censored:
Backing out of a spot at Zaxby's.
Backing out of a spot at Zaxby's.
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Originally Posted by GREG@SN95
lol...
wow... what a day for you...
that'll come out real easy... i had a mark like that on my rim... I filed it, sanded it smooth, and polished it... can't tell it was ever there
wow... what a day for you...
that'll come out real easy... i had a mark like that on my rim... I filed it, sanded it smooth, and polished it... can't tell it was ever there
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#15
Originally Posted by GREG@SN95
I wouldn't use clear coat... that sounds just plain silly to me... go to pepboys and get some mother alloy wheel polish
#18
Well, good news, bad news. Good news is, I buffed out the scuffs. Bad news is, since these are Hypercoated, there is a black border around the repaired area. Ohs well.
#19
Originally Posted by mcmmotorsports
Well, good news, bad news. Good news is, I buffed out the scuffs. Bad news is, since these are Hypercoated, there is a black border around the repaired area. Ohs well.
Just trying to make light of a bad cituation
#20
Originally Posted by PColav6
Hmm.. Do that to the whole wheel / wheels and you'll have polished! LOL
Just trying to make light of a bad cituation
Just trying to make light of a bad cituation
thats a good idea... a very tedious and time consuming one but well worth it IMO
#24
Originally Posted by GREG@SN95
I wouldn't use clear coat... that sounds just plain silly to me... go to pepboys and get some mother alloy wheel polish
#25
Originally Posted by drew_shipley
Did you use the Bullitt Archive method or just wheel polish?
#26
Originally Posted by mcmmotorsports
Bullitt Archive method. It would have worked AWESOME if the wheels were not Hypercoated. :wallbash:
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