Choming Sawblades?
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From: Eden Prairie mn
Choming Sawblades?
I have heard of a few Forum members chrome dipping(?) their wheels. Does anyone have any info on this? Pros / Cons?
I have a set of 95 sawblades that are in great shape. Thought they would look cool if they had a bit more shine!!
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I have a set of 95 sawblades that are in great shape. Thought they would look cool if they had a bit more shine!!
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Re: Choming Sawblades? (Its-Me)
I had chrome sawblades, traded them even up for stock wheels. Chrome adds more weight, more weight especially on wheels=less performance.
Try polishing yours first(if you have time to kill), some guys here have polished their wheels with great results.
Try polishing yours first(if you have time to kill), some guys here have polished their wheels with great results.
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Re: Choming Sawblades? (Mr Mojo)
I had chrome sawblades, traded them even up for stock wheels. Chrome adds more weight, more weight especially on wheels=less performance.
Try polishing yours first(if you have time to kill), some guys here have polished their wheels with great results.
Try polishing yours first(if you have time to kill), some guys here have polished their wheels with great results.
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Re: Choming Sawblades? (Mr Mojo)
Chrome adds more weight, more weight especially on wheels=less performance.
