NMJ87T2

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gscully- Rims would be a walk in the park in comparison to manis. Especially if they are semi smooth to begin with.

NMJ87T2

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winter39- All that I have used on mine are: dremel tool, sanding drums(to get it semi smooth), some conical grinding bits(to get into the deep grooves), and a lot of hand sanding to work out the rest of the rough stuff. Then I polished using the dremel tool and bits, but the final polish was done by hand with Mothers Polishing cream.

winter39

What levels of sandpaper did you use (120, 200, etc?)

NMJ87T2

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60, 120, 220, 320, 400, 600, then wet sanded with it, 800, then wet sanded with it.

Boostmaniac

NMJ87T2

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Thank you , thank you very much.

staticguitar313

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any specific types of sandpaper to use or not use?

Sideways7

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I think sandpaper is sandpaper, assuming the grit is the same.
And I agree, that does look very nice. The closest I've ever come to that kind of work was in cleaning out my engine bay that had 240k miles of road grime on it. I can't afford anything at the moment, so I cleaned it with paper towels and mineral spirits.

WNT2CREALPAIN

Looks great! Can you do mine now lol. (jk)

The Wankler

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Looks great!