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Hey,

I have AVS ULTRA LIGHTS. White is reali starting to S**T me off. Doesnt matter how hard i try its impossiable to keep clean.

What are the AVS made out of?

Was thinking about getting them sand blasted back and then getting them highly polished, but is what there made out of able to be highly polished?

Or I was thinking painting the spokes gloss black and have the outher and inner rim highly polished.

But can they be??

Cheers

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avs rims are alloy. they can be blasted like stock rims can. polishing them is still a pain in the ass to keep clean/shiney. if i was you mate, just get the whole wheel powder coated in a pearl black. that will look mint.

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avs rims are alloy. they can be blasted like stock rims can. polishing them is still a pain in the ass to keep clean/shiney. if i was you mate, just get the whole wheel powder coated in a pearl black. that will look mint.

cheers mate

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