Refinishing BBS RS Question

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09-23-2012, 02:58 PM	#1
-negrito- Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: San Jose, Costa Rica \| P. Pines, FL Posts: 355 My Ride: Active330 \| e30vert View My Garage	Refinishing BBS RS Question I purchased a set of BBS RS awhile ago and I want to get them refinished. I searched online but I many different methods on refinishing them so what is the best method? For the bolts I'll leave them in a bucket w/ coke and vinegar for a couple of days correct? Also, can these lips be repairable or should I get new lips? Thanks in advance __________________ formerly YoYiTo

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