TeamLegacy can you pm me scott bedwells number. I use to work with him. and lost his contact info. I want to get in touch with him. I need some stuff done too.

 

scotts shop is off jeff davis right ?

 

nevermind i found his number and website.
http://www.rocketcoatings.com/

 

David....2 words....























Mother's PowerBall....


that is all...

 

that would be one bad-assed powerball... there was almost no finish left on the ones that were the worst off. they looked like they were made out of pot metal.

 

I do agree the power bal is good but it wwill not touch these wheels. They almost seemed pitted.

 

I have the powerball and it cant touch my Boyd Coddingtons. I gotta break out the dremel and the cotton tips.

 

Then you don't have enough drill. And please don't tell me you're using a cordless with it are you? Peoples, you gots to have a big bad drill to run the powerball to it's potential. The draglites I got for my silver car were seriously roached up and I got them to bling like new ones. If they appear pitted you can use a 3M red or green pad to take out the corrosion and then polish form there. Use the Mother's paste, not the liquid and all will be nice & shiny....fo sho....

Or do the black, it's all good.....hopefully this means you'll put a real tire back on the car David?

 

same tires are going back on the welds till they are worn out

this is not a polish situation, this is a resurface situation

this section of this wheel has about 15 minutes of direct polishing with all guns blazing.. followed by SANDING with 2k grit and then polishing again.

http://www.fastrides.com/photos/mm/c...ture13855.aspx

 

Goo those wheels need some serious attention. No way is sanding with only 2k going to take that out in less than 3 months of sanding, lol. You need to start out with a more serious girt, and it would still take way more time that you're probably willing to spend. I can vouch for 69vette doing a great job for a good price as well.