is it possible to polish Enkei RPf1
I would assume yes because there are just aluminum, my brother has polished aluminum Boyds on his Dodge... I just think the way you go about polishing them is what really matters, you don't want to take off much if any material and sacrifice the structural integrity. I have seen people custom polish Rotas a ton of times and they always came out fine.
I would do a google search in your area, and contact a local shop who is familiar with wheel refinishing, and see what they think.
IMO polished aluminum is a pain... gets dirty so fast, and needs constant attention to stay perfect looking. If you want some bling maybe look into some custom chrome work in a darker finish, would look similar to the SBC finish that was a limited run on the RPF1, those look good. Chrome you can just wipe down with a rag and some windex and be done with it.
I would do a google search in your area, and contact a local shop who is familiar with wheel refinishing, and see what they think.
IMO polished aluminum is a pain... gets dirty so fast, and needs constant attention to stay perfect looking. If you want some bling maybe look into some custom chrome work in a darker finish, would look similar to the SBC finish that was a limited run on the RPF1, those look good. Chrome you can just wipe down with a rag and some windex and be done with it.
Check this thread...guy got a nickel finish...looks similar to SBC
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/843...#entry20169271
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/843...#entry20169271
the answer is yes - but you should either be prepared to use soft water to clean them and lots of polish or clear coat them and they will be dull - nickel chrome is a better options mine were a pita
Check this thread...guy got a nickel finish...looks similar to SBC
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/843...#entry20169271
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/843...#entry20169271
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