sos pads... steel wool
over spray
ok, I was painting something in the garage a while back, and I guess my 144's were behind it, and got some spaint on the spokes abit, i was wondering what you guys think is the best to clean this with, and still have the chrome shine on the rims?
the bike and rims are now staying in my room for now on
the bike and rims are now staying in my room for now on
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use sos pads dats wat i would do.
real fine steel wool
s.o.s pad's? :ugh:
USE S.O.S BAND!Originally posted by lil_guy@Aug 26 2006, 08:09 PM~6050238
use sos pads dats wat i would do.
anything elsethat i might have around the house, other then SOS pads.... :uh:
No!!!Originally posted by .L1L CR1M1N4L::@Aug 26 2006, 09:57 PM~6050478
A RAZOR? :dunno:
Hey furburger do you still chill with Ali??? Weres he been at this place is boring without him.
Y NOT?IT WORK ON MY FENDER WITH OUT ANY SCRATCHES....I HAD CLEAR OVERSPRAY ON IT....
Becuase i said no damnit.Originally posted by .L1L CR1M1N4L::@Aug 26 2006, 10:05 PM~6050532
Y NOT?IT WORK ON MY FENDER WITH OUT ANY SCRATCHES....I HAD CLEAR OVERSPRAY ON IT....
OK DONT CRY OVER IT....SHIT....
0000 grit steel wool.. NO SOS pads there to ruff and scratch chrome.
Dont make me get the homie billy up in hereOriginally posted by .L1L CR1M1N4L::@Aug 26 2006, 10:09 PM~6050551
OK DONT CRY OVER IT....SHIT....
ya hes ben busy with his car(s) and job lately, hes got a new ride :biggrin:Originally posted by gizmo1@Aug 26 2006, 09:05 PM~6050531
Hey furburger do you still chill with Ali??? Weres he been at this place is boring without him.
I have some but i fuckin' packed it :angry: hmm, i'll try some warm water, and a paper towel and just rub it and see, its pretty lightly on thereOriginally posted by gizmo1@Aug 26 2006, 08:56 PM~6050475
paint thinner
i got it! use a old tooth brush.
it shouldnt scratch it.
it shouldnt scratch it.
PAINT THINNER IT SHOULDENT FUCKUP YOUR CHROME
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