It was an ebay special and bought to do the lips of my borbet a's
Before i started

Halfway through

finished about an hour later

Not bad at all imo
Heres the link if anybodys interested
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Imops-4-x-1-Gener ... 240%3A1318
Moderator: martauto






It comes with instuction which is good.ImysE30 wrote:That has come out really well. I'll have to try it on my wheels
![]()
Which parts did you use from the kit to do the job?

Nice oneshedrool83 wrote:It comes with instuction which is good.ImysE30 wrote:That has come out really well. I'll have to try it on my wheels
![]()
Which parts did you use from the kit to do the job?
I used the heavy mop and grey compound first,then the other mop with grey compound and finished with the buffing mop and pink compound.




aceraf wrote:Looking good, but why didn't you flat down the curbing on the outer lips?![]()
It's very simple to do, and it would finish off those wheels....you just flat them down as you would on the dish.
You're lucky with borbet a's that they have that outer lip, my borbet t's don't have that, so everytime my brother curbed my wheels it would scrape the actual dish part of the wheels



Fancy doing mine?I'm redoing my borbet t's at the moment to get rid of some pitting that's occurred on the dish's of the wheels.

I've got 4 days more and then i'm probably going to be back to 7days a week againImysE30 wrote:Fancy doing mine?I'm redoing my borbet t's at the moment to get rid of some pitting that's occurred on the dish's of the wheels.


They have just been fully refurbed but the dish is dull, want it shinieraceraf wrote:I've got 4 days more and then i'm probably going to be back to 7days a week againImysE30 wrote:Fancy doing mine?I'm redoing my borbet t's at the moment to get rid of some pitting that's occurred on the dish's of the wheels.![]()
Are yours painted at the moment, or are they bare metal?

is it bare metal?ImysE30 wrote:They have just been fully refurbed but the dish is dull, want it shinieraceraf wrote:I've got 4 days more and then i'm probably going to be back to 7days a week againImysE30 wrote: Fancy doing mine?![]()
Are yours painted at the moment, or are they bare metal?


I used wet and dry to flat mines awhile ago now.Iirc i started with 600 and went upto 1500 it took ages and my arms were sore for days.aceraf wrote:It would've made life easier to flat them first so you don't need to repolish the dish, but i've been there, so know what you mean...you just want to see how good a result you can get, and then end up polishing the whole wheel.
I'm redoing my borbet t's at the moment to get rid of some pitting that's occurred on the dish's of the wheels.
What did you use to flat the wheels down before polishing?
I'm finding that flatting them with the sander i used originally will take forever to level the surface out. Yours look pretty good, so it looks like you had a good smooth surface before you started polishing them.

Don't think they are bare metal, have a flakey sort of finish to themaceraf wrote:is it bare metal?ImysE30 wrote:They have just been fully refurbed but the dish is dull, want it shinieraceraf wrote: I've got 4 days more and then i'm probably going to be back to 7days a week again![]()
Are yours painted at the moment, or are they bare metal?
What do you clean/polish them with?



I don't knowshedrool83 wrote:Imyse30 are your dishes lacquered ?(if thats how you spell it)












I've found that even a that won't remove the primer's used on most wheels though.shedrool83 wrote:Use nitromors on the laquer it work a treat.


I've only used it on borbet a's so your could be right.aceraf wrote:I've found that even a that won't remove the primer's used on most wheels though.shedrool83 wrote:Use nitromors on the laquer it work a treat.
Probably fine if the wheels have been polished and lacquered, but won't really help much on painted wheels as it'll cause alot of mess.