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bhav

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Solihull
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CLK200K Avantgarde
Just had a go at trying to remove some of the corrosion on my old brabus reps, tried sanding down the lacquer with 240 then 800 then 1500 then a bit of g3 compound with the da, but I think this job is going to take a while to do the set!
 

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IVe got a set of those which i had a go at a while ago but its v difficult to get the lacquer off without sand blasting or acid dipping.
 
Yeah I might just ret them refurbed and stick them up for sale I think
 
I'd send them off to be professionally refurb'd if I were you. I've got the 2 piece AMG ones that look very similar to that and they were all suffering from terrible corrosion where the two pieces meet. Had them chemically stripped, blasted and powder coated - the rims in silver and the centre a graphite grey colour. They really look good in this combination and set the car off a treat. Well worth the money in my opinion.
 

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