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on repairing road rash on turbo twist wheels but do you know if there are any DIY's on fixing sport classic II curb rash?
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Depending on the depth of the scratch you would need to use a metal polish and buffer.
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on repairing road rash on turbo twist wheels but do you know if there are any DIY's on fixing sport classic II curb rash?
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Use metal polish and buffer

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Depending on the depth of the scratch you would need to use a metal polish and buffer.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

on repairing road rash on turbo twist wheels but do you know if there are any DIY's on fixing sport classic II curb rash? Thanks

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I can't take credit for that DIY. Nasa Racer Pete did that and I posted it with his permission. The outer wheel portion of a Sport Classic II (or Sport Design for that matter) are polished metal NOT painted. The DIY is focused on painted or painted portions of wheels. Depending on the depth of the scratch you would need to use a metal polish and buffer. If is too deep it would likely have to professionally filled and polished before rebalancing.

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Loren, Thanks I was definitely fishing. I thought I had seen this similar procedure for my rims somewhere but I must have been mistaken.

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