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2026. 10. 6. 작업

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So after the disappointment of buying a 2017 Infiniti Q70 with reasonably low miles...https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&......that was supposed to be reliable and cost effective motoring.I have gone full circle and purchased a 2011 Volvo V70 SE with the 2.0D 5 cyl engine on 147k miles.However...I think..I hope...I have got lucky.2 owners from new, the last being 9 years.The car is extremely clean in and out and underneath is excellent.It has mountains of service history (every year) and has just been serviced one week ago. It has had 2 cambelt changes (one recently) and a new c

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As well as the rear bumper...the wheels let the car down.A ring around today at a few local wheel refurbishers and I am looking at £300 for the wheels powder coated and no car for 4 days. I am not paying that on a low value car.A plan was hatched...I found some identical wheels 10 miles away for £100 in ok condition.This means I can refurb those, and once all 4 are done, just swap them over and then sell the ones currently on the car for around the same price I paid.Anyway. Just to note...this is a cheap refurb. It is not a pro refurb and due to time/ budget constraints. The finish will be presentable, as opposed to immaculate.I am only painting the fronts of the wheel as I just can't be bothered to do the inners which are corroded. Too much effort.Anyway, the paint colour is dictated by what I had in the garage today...Lunar Grey...a nod to my old Jaguar XK. Anyhow I started by putting on some strong wheel cleaner, rubbed all the dirt off and then blasted any flakey paint off with the pressure washer.I then got the wire brush drill attachment and sand paper and then primed them up and sanded to a smooth finish.2 layers of paint (haven't had a chance to lacquer yet).Really liking the colour and a good choice I think. Looking much better than what is currently on there...