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Old 03-27-05, 12:08   #4 (permalink)
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Jason- I am only familiar with Lexus wheels, but all the chrome Lexus wheels I have seen are chromed the same way, with only the visible areas chromed, since the chroming process is so labor intensive and expensive. I am checking with my buds on www.ClubLexus.com to verify this, and so far they concur.

Being unfinished, the insides of the wheels had so much accumulated road grime/brake dust that the only way to remove it was something very abrasive. I am certain the only thing I removed was a lot of dirt.

Andrew- Is this the Duplicolor how-to?
http://www.duplicolor.com/projects/howto_wheel.html
How has yours held up?
I like the color of the surface I have now exposed so I wonder if I can skip the silver paint step and just go directly to spraying the raw alloy surface with the Duplicolor WP103 High Performance Clear Spray and be done with it!

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