Ugh...exhausted... the day was busy with spring conversion stuff..
03-31-2007, 04:48 PM
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They didn't need to be removed...
I basically start off aggressive and then go more conservative..
I've cleaned them a few times over the winter..I started with washing them while the wheels were off.. Then used a MR. Clean Magic Eraser. You have to go easy or you can take the paint right of the Stoptech's.
Then I touched up a few chips..I have a paint stick from Pep Boys that is a perfect match for the Stoptech red.
After it cures I treat the paint like any other paint and hit it with regular detailing products.
I have five spoke wheels so I can get in there pretty much every time I wash the car..one a week in the warm weather.
I've cleaned them a few times over the winter..I started with washing them while the wheels were off.. Then used a MR. Clean Magic Eraser. You have to go easy or you can take the paint right of the Stoptech's.
Then I touched up a few chips..I have a paint stick from Pep Boys that is a perfect match for the Stoptech red.
After it cures I treat the paint like any other paint and hit it with regular detailing products.
I have five spoke wheels so I can get in there pretty much every time I wash the car..one a week in the warm weather.
03-31-2007, 05:10 PM
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Would have traded... put out 1200lbs of fescue sod rolls today, patchwork in the yard...
roll after roll... would have rather done a suspension or something. Those are easy =-)
