mothers power ball??
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Car: 89 RS,89 iroc
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Transmission: 700R4,700R4
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mothers power ball??
i was wondering if anybody has ever used it or seen it in action and how good it works, because ive got some real oxidized wheels that are in need of help! and what kinda of cleaner would i need?
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Car: 1986 Firebird
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What kinda rims are they? Got any pics? My rims were terrible, so I went to a local Do It Yourself garage, and used an aluminum-safe sandblaster. It cost me $15 for the hour, instead of the $80 shops were gonna charge me.
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i have the reg and mini powerball and love it. i have high polished 16x8 champ 500s and it works killer. just get a multi speed drill as thats the main key to eliminating splater.
put some polish on the wheel, work it in, a lil more polish and work another section and then do this about 3 times or so and then wipe it down. Foose is right, it dosent take long but being yours are oxidized it will take a lil longer. the mini power fits right in the hols on my wheels and makes things that much easier.
put some polish on the wheel, work it in, a lil more polish and work another section and then do this about 3 times or so and then wipe it down. Foose is right, it dosent take long but being yours are oxidized it will take a lil longer. the mini power fits right in the hols on my wheels and makes things that much easier.
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Car: 00 Camaro SS
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The mini works better in tight areas but the regular works well too. Use it with the mothers aluminum polish. Here is a spot I did on my rims for about 1 minute.
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Car: 89 RS,89 iroc
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yeah....how much were those wheels..and what size are they and where did you get them and did you need spacers lol
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Car: 00 Camaro SS
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I only paid 650 for the wheels used from Kairles on the boards. They're usually 300 a piece, from Centerline. They're called Sundance Lazers. I am running 18X9 on all 4 and 2 small ( I think about an 1/8th of an inch spacers on the front to cover the spindle nut dust cover).I have gotten most of the 4 years of grime off but am still trying to polish them up like new. Thanks for the compilmenets.
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I have one...unfortunately I do not own a drill with which to attach it to.
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Car: '92 T/A WS6 Vert/1956 Chevy Nomad
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: 700r4 w/ Transgo Kit
Axle/Gears: 3.42 LSD
I have one...unfortunately I do not own a drill with which to attach it to.
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Yeah, I really have no excuse...I'd just rather spend $40 on new power window switches to replace the ones that fell into my console.
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Car: 1987 Camaro Z28
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Transmission: Tremec TKO 500
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt / 3.42
The powerball is awesome i use it on my wheels all the time. I have to buy the mini soon, looks like it would be alot easier to use on my wheels.
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Car: 00 Camaro SS
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The mini is awesome! Although mine exploded into a big red/black foam shower. I am getting another one. I have the regular powerball but it doesn't work in all the tight grooves on my wheels.
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