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11 Apr 2004, 06:34 pm
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Polished stockers?
Has anyone tried polishing their stock GT wheels? I know you could do this on the old Neon R/T wheels with good results. Also, how much do you think a machine shop would charge to do something like that?
    
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11 Apr 2004, 08:21 pm
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Several chrome plating companies will strip and chrome plate them for about $50-60/wheel. If you pay for labor to strip and polish the base wheel you will end up in the same range, and have MUCH more upkeep to maintain a bright looking wheel.[8)]
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