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refinishing virgo wheels 200

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posted by  Cabbie2169 on  Tue Dec 28 10:12 CST 2004
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I brought a wheel with me to my mother-in-laws while we're visiting during the Christmas holidays. Today, I cleaned it up real good and used wet sandpaper to finish off the paint imperfections. I also used a dremmel tool to get into some of the hard to get to spots on the back side of the wheel. Steel wool is good too...used it alot. I'm getting good results. Wheel is looking smooth and clean. I've got primer, paint, and clearcoat to put on tomorrow or the next day. I'm going to use Rustoleum 7715 (aluminum color) as the paint.

I bet I won't spend as much time on the other three wheels when I get home. :)
Cabbie2169





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