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You are a mad man I did this with a set of brushed pipes on a motorcycle and it took a week to do one pipe. I couldn't even imagine doing that on a set of wheels, but they look freaking great man and awsome right up.
You are a mad man I did this with a set of brushed pipes on a motorcycle and it took a week to do one pipe. I couldn't even imagine doing that on a set of wheels, but they look freaking great man and awsome right up.
Polishing is very painstaking, unless you pay someone to do it professionally.
There is one more thing I thought of the other day; what if you sandblast them, with fine glass beeds, so the machine marks are gone, but it isn't as rough as the method I used. This way, the sanding wouldn't take so long.
