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Jaan:
Went for a blade to get the stubborn rub off then a super fine paper block to do the rest.  Pushing down on the block was nice as it shapes to the contours of the wheel.  Left me with arm ache but was worth it  :)

Cheers for all the advice!  :daumenhoch:

"rub off" "arm ache" - the mrs would never believe i'm talking about wheels  ;D

BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:
 ;D forgot to say it kills yer arms

try doing a couple of mags from start to finish  :shocked: it's a killer  :'(

Jaan:
Can you get this sort of thing (sanding block) as an attachment for a drill? Would take no time then or am i being  :uglystupid2: not to mention lazy  ;D

I've got 3 more pair that need doing...  :'(

BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:
Hard work shows, the fakes from the pro's  ;)

i guess you could set some thing up - but a set of mags from start to finish on the rims would take less then a hour i would say ! but also depends on how well you do the job

it's not easy and can take along time - it like a old surfer shaping a board, it takes time but shows in the end and you also have a sense of achievement



can you get ink done with a jackhammer ?  ;D

cheers B  ;)

Jaan:
I've had ink done thats felt like it!  ;D

You're right doing it by hand gets the best results and the sense of achievement was pretty good too  ;)

Cheers  :daumenhoch:
Chris

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