****** sick gil and annette!!

 

Looks nice minus the stretched out look.. Nice touch Dom!

 

That actually looks good. Good one!

 

looking good!!!!!!!!!!

 

I ain't kidding Dom , I'm coming up and we're doing a photo shoot with the two of us. Give me a few weeks.

 

i know it was a joke (i caught the start of it). I was joking back silly silly dom.

 

He's So Hooooood!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

damnit people.. remove the images when you quote him :\

 

looks nice... now who's gonna get the black w/ silver ones?!

 

You are! lol

 

Photoshoot Hmmmm???

 

flip, u NEED those haha. i think they would look real nice. They are a little to "meshy" for my taste but they are awesome wheels!

 

[QUOTE=DOMINION;2448517]Some Day time pix





OMG gil you need to change your rear tires their too strecth and unsafe!!! I'm surprised no one has given you a lecture and how unsafe they are like jordan and his rims. I find that hard to believe when i've known people personally rolling on stretch tires in the past couple of years that has had no issue with safety.

 

Hey Gil Next Time Around We Should Try A 205 Tire.lol

 

GOtta love the oxidized headlights too!

 

ummm... he doesn't have oxidized headlights. FAIL

 

damnit dom! answer my pm!

 

he doesn't have internet atm. he should get back to u as soon as he has it back

 

If I remember correctly, I think he does have oxidized headlights.. So, you fail!

BTW, they look good Gil, I'll have to see them in person to give you my full thoughts on them. They look a little small, maybe 19's would of been better.. Either way, congrats. on the new wheels!

 

Thanks for playing ..







THe wheels look good on your WB by the way. Just gotta spend an hour and take care of the headlights!

 

how would you go about doing that? because i am starting to get the same thing on my headlights.

 

Sounds like a Vegas trip to me!!


Looking good Dom!

 

Meguairs Plast-X will work find on must cases of oxidations on headlights/taillights. Worse oxidations like the one's on Dom's car will require resurfacing of the plastic.

~1500 grit sand paper is required for the first step of wet sanding, which is removal of the dead/oxidized plastic. 2000-2500 grit sand paper is the next step for smoothing of the surface. 3rd step is polishing with a mild abrasive compound such as Plast-X (can be hand polished). Mild compounds made for paint can also be used, such as Scratch-X. Final step is sealing with a sealant/wax to reduce the speed of your lights oxidizing again.

Make sure you mask the surrounding painted areas with painters masking tape!

 

Thank man

 

I guess I didn't remember correctly!