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Can anyone here polish a set of mags for me.

they are currently silver painted with polished outer lips but i want the whole thing polished.

I need them done fairly soon and am willing to pay (a smallish amount) if you wanna send some offers

no referrals to alliance rim repair as they cannot do it

thanks

RiaZ

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cam long time no perv at chicks mate

yeah thanks bud, call me at work or sms me the polishers number so I can get this sorted,

the 200sx is gonna be up for sale very very shortly and i wanna put the 3 piece wheels on it, chrome is looking hot at the moment but i figure some gleamy polished rims would do the trick as well.

missus seems to be hinting toward castration if i sell the chrome

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Look no further than Briffa Engineering in Morley!

He has polished mine and some of the other fellas on the forums mags... AWESOME JOB and VERY cheap prices! He is an old school friend of min just mention you are friends with Dan , owner of SLY 33 skyline andd he will really look after you, some of the guys on here can vouch for his good work and prices!

Dan

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thanks dan

I will call tomorrow bro

its either get them polished or buy a dremel multipro tool and get to work either way i come up around $180 or so

but yeah people have also been sayng wheel gleam on the silvia forums but smeh, i heard he is very pricey

i think he makes them diamond encrusted :)

appreciate it Dan and hey Cam dont forget to find out.

Oh yeah also my s14 is cruisin now so prepare for it on the next cruise

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