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Beauty Rings??
#178548 02/18/2005 5:40 AM
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Hey Dudes cool ...I have just acquired a 46 Chev car,,tires gone or flat,,,anyway on the rims are these Beauty rings..How in the world do these things come off??? :confused: ..I really don't want to wreck them...and yep,,they're 16" rims..i can use them on my 50 Chev truck...Anybody?? :confused:
Re: Beauty Rings??
#178549 02/18/2005 6:06 AM
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All the ones that I've done come off the same way as a hubcap. Use a screwdriver--carefully--.
You might want to use a rag behind the screwdriver so that you don't scratch the paint. Never did it on a 16" wheel, so if there is a different proceedure I'm sure someone will say.
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