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 Post subject: good deal or not??
PostPosted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 5:39 pm 
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Heya..

i just bought 5 jelly bean wheels for 200 dollars...
A couple have some decent tyres..but im not using them.

I do any good?

later.

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sounds about right to me :)

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depends.
turn them upside down and look for cracks

When I sold my deluxe I had 3 that were cracked without knowing.


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i got a set for $50 all good 8) :wink:


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PostPosted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 2:13 am 
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nope...none are cracked

one has a few deep scratches, but thats a spare id say. :lol:

how shall i clean them up?? theyr a bit faded and got some marks .

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5 for 200 is reasonable...any more and you are paying a lot.

Try cleaning with Ajax or Jiff. Don't laugh...it cleans chrome very well!!! 8)


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Once you have gotten most of the gunk off you can use Autosol on them and they will look like new :)..

It comes in a tube and you can get it from most auto shops.

The problem is you need lots of elbow greese and you end up with sore fingers. Well I do anyway.. But the result is outstanding :)..

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PostPosted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 2:16 pm 
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well they sound like a few great ideas..

i had started with some fine grit wet dry sandpaper.....looks ok..then just a polish up with chrome/mag polish..

but the other stuff i shall try.

cheers.

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