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06-15-2005, 11:45 PM
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Help me save these classic Ronals!
I just acquired a set of Ronal R-9 wheels that I intend to put on my '81 300TD. Two are 16x8 and two are 16x7. They are all a bit rough. The black centers aren't bad, but the rims on all four need work. The photo below shows one of the worst ones after quick cleaning with a Scotchbrite pad and wheel cleaner. As you can see, there is lots of pitting and corrosion on the rim. What's the best way to remove this stuff? Steel wool? A special polish? Can I even do this myself? I'm not looking for a mirror finish, just that classic bare aluminum shine.
Any and all help appreciated. Thanks in advance! 
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'81 300TD turbo <<sold 12/05 to another diesel nut 
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