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  • Han
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    Originally posted by vdubwardo View Post
    i have 17''
    Most likely uses the same centers unless his are some weird ones that uses 15" centers or yours are other random ones like 178s that have smaller centers.

    PS: You will have fucked off offsets if you swap faces. You'll spend some time finding out the "new" offsets and then you might find out they won't work anymore. Just FYI; not all faces are built with the same backpad.

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  • *96tegls*
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    ^ damn, i got my hopes up

    did you sand them by hand ?


    do you mind listing the step you did to polish your and what step you stopped on ?
    Last edited by *96tegls*; 05-04-2010, 07:34 PM.

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  • vdubwardo
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    i have 17''

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  • *96tegls*
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    Originally posted by 1badg35 View Post
    i wouldnt use power tools unless you are really steady and even with your hands. i would get them either soda blasted, or strip the paint with chemical stripper if you are on a budget. then start with some sand paper, move your way up, and then get some steel wool in course-medium-fine-super fine-0000 which is the finest. this will take a ton of time as all of the spokes on these wheels require a ton of time and patience.

    this is a huge undertaking, and I know as i too just finished a set. good luck
    thanks, i have nothing but time.

    after the steel wool do i just use the mothers and i'm done ?

    soak my bolts in Dr.pepper , then buff them ?





    Originally posted by vdubwardo View Post
    what is the bolt pattern on the faces and size??

    i have some faces that are semi polished they need a bit more work but the hard part is done. just a heads up polishing these wheels will piss you off and make you want to throw the damn wheels in the trash.

    i would be willing to trade you if you can add cash..

    how much ?
    and are they 16' 34 hole bbs rs

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  • vdubwardo
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    alot of freaking sanding by hand, i lost my finger prints doing so lol.. i lost interest in finishing them tho so i have them up for sale.

    best way would be strip the paint off with some aircraft stripper (very messy) than work your way up with the sand paper thats all there really is too it, then you just finish it with some mothers polish

    -heres a nother pic

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  • 1badg35
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    i wouldnt use power tools unless you are really steady and even with your hands. i would get them either soda blasted, or strip the paint with chemical stripper if you are on a budget. then start with some sand paper, move your way up, and then get some steel wool in course-medium-fine-super fine-0000 which is the finest. this will take a ton of time as all of the spokes on these wheels require a ton of time and patience.

    this is a huge undertaking, and I know as i too just finished a set. good luck

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  • *96tegls*
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    ^ they are 4x100 with 34 holes.

    i cant see the pic

    - i have nothing but time and i dont really car how long it will take, like i said i'm 18 and have nothing but time.

    does a die grinder cut the time in half ?
    - also what steps have you done to your wheels

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  • vdubwardo
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    what is the bolt pattern on the faces and size??

    i have some faces that are semi polished they need a bit more work but the hard part is done. just a heads up polishing these wheels will piss you off and make you want to throw the damn wheels in the trash.

    i would be willing to trade you if you can add cash..
    Last edited by vdubwardo; 05-04-2010, 06:50 PM.

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  • *96tegls*
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    Originally posted by two240s View Post
    yep, same stuff. if you're wanting to get them mirror polished it'd really help to have an air powered die grinder (dremel) with some buffing wheels
    how much does that cost ?


    also i might save the original caps and bolts, do i use the same methods to polish the caps ?
    and what should i soak the bolts in ?
    Last edited by *96tegls*; 05-04-2010, 06:41 PM.

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  • two240s
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    yep, same stuff. if you're wanting to get them mirror polished it'd really help to have an air powered die grinder (dremel) with some buffing wheels

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  • *96tegls*
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    Originally posted by two240s View Post
    you won't really need a whole lot of tools. I hope you have a lot of time on your hands though.

    http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=806
    i'm 18 with no job and just got out for the summer,

    i have nothing but time


    are the same material used to polish lip used to polish the faces (centers) ?
    Last edited by *96tegls*; 05-04-2010, 05:10 PM.

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  • two240s
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    you won't really need a whole lot of tools. I hope you have a lot of time on your hands though.

    If it has to do with wheels, tires or brakes it goes here. 'Nuff said.

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  • *96tegls*
    started a topic Bbs help

    Bbs help

    NOOB QUESTION !

    i have a set of bbs rs faces that i want to polish, i have new lips bolts and caps so i only need to polish the faces.

    <<< the wheels

    could someone tell me what materials and processes i need to do to hand polish my mesh faces windows and all, keep in mind i'm on a budget and have very limited tools ?

    -Thanks, Shamir
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