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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Wet sanding pacer wheels
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[QUOTE="mandkole, post: 1227365, member: 4630"] After stripping/sanding the factory 20s for what seemed like forever, and repairing some scratchy spots, Id use 1000 and change it often to keep it fresh. (If there is clearcoat, you need to deal with it and a stripper first.) It will give a very consistent finish that can be polished out. They will look awesome when done. I used an electric 1/2 drill and the Mothers powercone to polish. I use the power cone for any upkeep after washing as well. [/QUOTE]
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