YOUR RESEARCHK28 Restoration
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Thought I would share my restoration progress for my Kinesis k28 wheels. The only before photo I have is when I went to record the tire size. I'll take side by side comparisons when I finished these two. The barrels were literally completely covered in left over adhesive tape from weights.
What did you use to remove the adhesive? I've not been successful at it with mine. Even Goo Gone couldn't seem to do the job.
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Did you let the goo gone soak in? Usually goo gone works pretty good for me. The alternate is Naphtha.
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I let it soak with goof off (the one in the metal can), and then hit it with this decal eraser this decal eraser .
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wont the Goof Off damage the clearcoat?
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Goof off is some pretty weak stuff to be honest. I believe the can says it's safe for clear coat, but to test in a small area first. Either way, there is no clear coat on these wheels.
one of my favorite wheels! I have a set of 19's that need a little TLC. Can we see them after your finished? on your car?
oh and did you break them down?
I just moved to Cali, so I'm living in an apartment without a garage for now. Been doing the polishing in my living room, so I didnt have the space to break them down haha Havent touched them since I posted the pics. On the east coast for work till the end of next week. Will definately post pics when theyre finished!
Or if you don't have the time or space you can send them our way and for around $200 ea. they can look something like this... www.wheeldynamics.com
Thanks for the offer, I finally got around to finishing them though. Just been waiting to mount them. Not exactly sure what I'm waiting for though.
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Probably look too good to mount...
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