Carl
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Registered: 9th May 04
Location: Jimmy Bennett's la la land.
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Refurbing some alloys, done some ages ago and come up really good however this time not so good, was a while since the others and can't remember any problems similiar.
basically used an attachment on a drill which as took too much out in places, think it may have a thicker layer of paint etc than usual. Thinly primered and they are a mess where you can see different layers alothough sanded quite a lot.
Will filler primer sort it out or am I best going proper filler on it? Other option is stripping the lot back to alloy but they are quite fiddly so would like to avoid!
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matt89larkin
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Registered: 14th Mar 11
Location: Paddock Wood, Kent
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Go get them acid dipped should only be £10 per wheel then you can start with a good base.
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C20 VX
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Registered: 5th Dec 11
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Agree. To get a good finish your going to need all of that off. No brainer if your getting it dipped for a tenner a wheel.
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Carl
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Registered: 9th May 04
Location: Jimmy Bennett's la la land.
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I stripped it down to the metal in places and it looks a lot better, i've basically just rushed it and caused more hassle using the drill attachment on parts!
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