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tomlum

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Hi all,

Most of you will know my car as the one with the Borbets..



When I bought them the outer lip was kerbed and was generally very poor on all the wheels..



So i watched this guys video and thought i would give it a go! Click mee

Picture of my setup..



and the result (excuse the dirty wheel!)..



Overall really happy with the results and didnt really take to long. Will use the same wheel on the car method come spring to polish up the dishes for the better weather. So for now that is all!

Tom
Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 15:57
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Laugh my ass off

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 16:04
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scotzman

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That doesnt look dangerous in the slightest.

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 16:16
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smegal

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LOL

Pretty good results to be fair.

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 16:28
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tomlum

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I agree pretty redneck approch to the problem but has sorted my wheels out with good results at no real cost. Plus gives me something to do when im out of work Smile
Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 16:35
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Miami205gti

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Thumbs up

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 19:07
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beez_neez_gt

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Some may say what a bodge, however no matter hows its done or sorted what matters is that it works for the long run.

Good on you in trying it out, good job indeed mate.

How much was taken off as i hope not to much which may mean the edges are now weaker??

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 19:17
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tomlum

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beez_neez_gt wrote:
Some may say what a bodge, however no matter hows its done or sorted what matters is that it works for the long run.

Good on you in trying it out, good job indeed mate.

How much was taken off as i hope not to much which may mean the edges are now weaker??


Easy to make a bodge of it but made sure i had the right stuff for the job and took my time. Very little came off, just enough to smooth it all out and i finished it with wet & dry. There are two deeper kerb marks which Im not even going to attempt to remove as there too deep Thumbs down but you really have to look close to find them so im happy.
Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 19:40
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stan_306gti6 Forum Admin

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Interesting methods...LOL

But if it worked then. Thumbs up

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 19:46
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rich306

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Whoah, lol at least it worked!! Thumbs up

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Posted 17th Jan 2013 at 19:47
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daver6

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and there was me going to buy a lathe for the garage!

good effort, though I am concerned that you took advice from somebody with a car bra!

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Posted 18th Jan 2013 at 08:45
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calibra306

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I looked at the pic and didnt realise until i read the first comment then looked back and realised the chisel to use as a lathe!

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Posted 18th Jan 2013 at 20:46
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