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Old 8th June 2001, 15:47   #1
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Post wheel refinishing

I know this has been asked before...but does anyone know of someone who can refinish the M5 wheels? I've been told that it cannot be done properly because the original finish has some copper (?) and that substance cannot be used in US for spraying or whatever.
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Old 9th June 2001, 03:02   #2
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The only options I was able to come up with is:
A) Have the wheels chromed. or
B) Have the wheels refinished regular silver.
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If I would refinish my M5 wheel chrome would be the choice.

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I am getting two of my M3 wheels refinished " back to original" I'll let you know how it turns out.
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