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01-08-2006, 05:37 PM
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My EB had Turboblades on it when I bought it, and I'm a tighta** who wants to make it look better without spending cash on new rims and tyres (I have no money :( )
What I want to do is get something to strip the lacquer off them (maybe including the white paint on the edges, I haven't decided yet) so I can polish the metal properly. Can anyone see a problem with this? (wont rust will they?) What should I use to strip the lacquer? Some of the laquer has been chipped off from around the nuts etc. which was the inspiration, plus I'm told it has been done and looked cool  !
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Wheel lacquer
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