New life to some old Pony rims (pics)

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85_SS_302: This paint didn't come out of a rattle can, just incase that's what you were inferring.

 

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Mud Flaps O_O

Nice wheels.

 

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HaynStang

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Those look awesome... I've been wanting to polish up the lip on my wheels and maybe paint them a darker silver for a while now, but I couldn't figure out how to clean up the lip. Can you clarify what you mean by a "scuff pad"?

Now if only I had air tools... anyone know if they make electric angle die grinders?

 

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Looks good. The time and effort paid off in having a unique set of pony wheels.

 

HISSIN50

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The wheels look great and I dig the car's color scheme (we have similar tastes).

 

cenok is family

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HaynStang said:

Those look awesome... I've been wanting to polish up the lip on my wheels and maybe paint them a darker silver for a while now, but I couldn't figure out how to clean up the lip. Can you clarify what you mean by a "scuff pad"?
Now if only I had air tools... anyone know if they make electric angle die grinders?

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something like a scotch brite pad.