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basically starting to rub my classics down starting on my spare basically its got some sort of primer on it what is the best way of removing this ?

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what kind of finish do you have planned cos it helps to know! if your planning on polishing then prep is super important, whereas if your gonna paint them the prep doesnt need to be to the same level. best way would be to get the bead blasted (bit like sand blasting, but not as aggresive!) you could use a palm sander on the rim and the flat bits of the face (this is what i would do if i was planning to polish the rim at flat bits and paint the other bits black like how they look when new)

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what kind of finish do you have planned cos it helps to know! if your planning on polishing then prep is super important, whereas if your gonna paint them the prep doesnt need to be to the same level. best way would be to get the bead blasted (bit like sand blasting, but not as aggresive!) you could use a palm sander on the rim and the flat bits of the face (this is what i would do if i was planning to polish the rim at flat bits and paint the other bits black like how they look when new)

basically iam thinking of polishing the dish and spraying the centres flash red

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