Phone Dial wheel restoration
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I would like to know the best way to get these things looking like new again, any suggestions? They are very badly oxidized (almost white but not pitted). thanks
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Originally posted by Milkcow060
OK sounds good, Ill paint them. Does anyone know where I can get the colored Porsche center caps though?
OK sounds good, Ill paint them. Does anyone know where I can get the colored Porsche center caps though?
A small paint brush or some use paint pens, gold, black and red paint
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That's exactly what I did back in late July. DupliColor and hand painting. Here's the link:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...threadid=79033
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(( Sorry for hijacking the thread :
I have just noticed I had not answered to you back then as I had forgotten this thread. My apologies, Andre !
The difference between early and late offset PDs is IMO easy to make : the center of early offset PDs is "deeper" in the rim, whereas yours are almost on a same virtual plan.
Can you remember the spacers size(s) ? ))
Originally posted by 951Porschiste
That's exactly what I did back in late July. DupliColor and hand painting. Here's the link:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...threadid=79033
That's exactly what I did back in late July. DupliColor and hand painting. Here's the link:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...threadid=79033
The difference between early and late offset PDs is IMO easy to make : the center of early offset PDs is "deeper" in the rim, whereas yours are almost on a same virtual plan.
Can you remember the spacers size(s) ? ))
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Originally posted by Thom
(( Sorry for hijacking the thread :
I have just noticed I had not answered to you back then as I had forgotten this thread. My apologies, Andre !
The difference between early and late offset PDs is IMO easy to make : the center of early offset PDs is "deeper" in the rim, whereas yours are almost on a same virtual plan.
Can you remember the spacers size(s) ? ))
(( Sorry for hijacking the thread :
I have just noticed I had not answered to you back then as I had forgotten this thread. My apologies, Andre !
The difference between early and late offset PDs is IMO easy to make : the center of early offset PDs is "deeper" in the rim, whereas yours are almost on a same virtual plan.
Can you remember the spacers size(s) ? ))
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Originally posted by Milkcow060
I would like to know the best way to get these things looking like new again, any suggestions? They are very badly oxidized (almost white but not pitted). thanks
I would like to know the best way to get these things looking like new again, any suggestions? They are very badly oxidized (almost white but not pitted). thanks
http://www.carcareonline.com/detail....oduct_id=11322
There is also a wheel clear coat that you can apply:
http://www.carcareonline.com/detail....oduct_id=11323