what wheels are these ?
10-16-05, 12:34 AM
#5
Originally Posted by BR1AN
iForged Flux and they come in a high polish finish which is very close to the chrome look.
you can also request chrome if you want, but personally i will do high polish any day
10-21-05, 10:43 AM
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chome is a dipping method to put the chrome on top of the aluminum for the shinny look. you can think of it as a layer of "paint" that looks very shinny. however, it can cheap off, coz'.... it's a "paint"
polish is just a process to keep on sanding and buffing very very fine on aluminum to make it super shinny. so it's still the original surface but it's polished to very smooth
chrome makes the wheels weaker (it's an inherent "by-product" of chroming process), but it's more resistent to stuff like brake dust than polish, in general
polish is just a process to keep on sanding and buffing very very fine on aluminum to make it super shinny. so it's still the original surface but it's polished to very smooth
chrome makes the wheels weaker (it's an inherent "by-product" of chroming process), but it's more resistent to stuff like brake dust than polish, in general
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10-25-05, 05:50 AM
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Those are indeed iFORGED Flux, and as it has been referenced Hi-Polished is recommended. Also to add another option, hi-polished can be clearcoated which renders its ease of maintence the same as chrome (soap/water/dry)
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