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Started refurbing my alloys, the poor mans way, pics.

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Nice job,well done,looks very good! :rock:

Great DIY, what colour are they? Look a little darker than OEM.

Very well done ....looks awesome

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Im using these, camera makes them seem a little darker than they are, outside they looks quite bright. Once they are all done in a month or so i shall put a pic up of them on the car.

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That looks great.Well done:)

I,ve got 2 to do very soon :(

I think they look great for a diy job fella:)

Spot on I think, what did you do to the kerb marks? Fill them or just sand down?

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All marks were removed using my air sander. Tomorrow I've got to take the next wheel off the car, remove the tyre so I can start on another. Then put that tyre onto the refurbed one, and so on. Long old process but its only costing me £30 in paints!

Look very good, is that etch primer on the left? Have found that etch primer works best as the first couple of coats on alloy ;)

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It's just standard grey primer. Get it through work for £1.90 per 500ml can.

I think they look great for a diy job fella:)

Agreed. Top work that man!

Excellent job! Well done.

You won't need etch primer if its not been sanded down to bare alloy.

Good job on that refurb, I recently did 2 of my zeniths, ages spent sanding but ok in the end.

Good job there, Looks nice :happy:

Did you do the inside rim separately or was it already in perfect condition as it looks very clean and un-marked in the after pic?

I might be having a go at doing mine soon before putting some winter tyres on them.

Great result that - well done. How are you swapping the tyres round, as you refurb each one? You got access to a tyre fitting machine as well? :)

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