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So, I picked up a set of AR Torque-Thrust D rims... no cracks or anything, but they're pretty oxidized and possibly even pitted. I was going to use them on my car but decided that they're wrong, so a spit-shine and flip is in order.
They came off a wrecked 67 Mustang that had been sitting for a looong time and as such had/have a lot of oxidation on em. I've cleaned em up as well as I can and it's pretty obvious that I'm not getting away without some more aggressive tactics... there will be sanding and polishing involved.
What do you use to make aluminum oxide and curb rash go away? I'm gonna start w 400 grit wet/dry and see where that gets me... damn it was hot and muggy today. More of the same tomorrow, I'll start earlier.
They came off a wrecked 67 Mustang that had been sitting for a looong time and as such had/have a lot of oxidation on em. I've cleaned em up as well as I can and it's pretty obvious that I'm not getting away without some more aggressive tactics... there will be sanding and polishing involved.
What do you use to make aluminum oxide and curb rash go away? I'm gonna start w 400 grit wet/dry and see where that gets me... damn it was hot and muggy today. More of the same tomorrow, I'll start earlier.