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Originally Posted by dmhenderson ^ | | Unless some dipsh*t forgets how to use a tire balancing machine and wrecks your wheel. Ahh well, you cant prevent incompetence.

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Old 02-13-2013, 06:51 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Unless some dipsh*t forgets how to use a tire balancing machine and wrecks your wheel.
Ahh well, you cant prevent incompetence.
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aftermarket rims you said? just buy my volk phantom gt-s for 2k
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I noticed that with blades's wheels. I bet its gotta be a pain trying to clean them up.
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Off plasti dip, yes. Off my painted wheels it's not that hard.
I have been informed that Simple Green works well on plastidipped wheels!!!
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Sonax is the beginning and end of all wheel cleaning discussions.
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Have them professionally done with OEM paint that's how I had mine done and they look great. After 7000 miles they are starting to get a rough texture from brake dust and other debris, but they still look great.
Orande did that with his Black Cherry car.

Costs a little more, but it does look good.
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