How to fix 97 S10 Project Part 6 (Fixing oxidized wheels)

[@PaulFosterrebuilds]

thanks Christian, getting Tyler out there to work on this project was pretty cool.

[@philsick7600]

good video. nice job with your truck

[@PaulFosterrebuilds]

Phil Sick thanks for the feedback, the weather has not been cooperating over the last couple months but there is a lot of work to do still.

[@philsick7600]

Have a 1995 s10 225,000miles on it. Looks like crap but it still goes.My s10 is that ugly champain color. Everyone says it's pink but who cares.Take care.

[@DENNYRAT]

good job well dun in case of black i would have used red same as the truck

[@PaulFosterrebuilds]

denny rat that would have looked good, didn't think of doing that at the time.

[@ChristianAllen360]

Looks like a new rim, very good.

[@elcaminosunlimited]

They turned out good! A nice, inexpensive way to refresh oxidized wheels. Just a pointer dont take offense. Id avoid using an impact for installing lug nuts and Id also avoid the order in which you installed the nuts. Use a torque wrench and install the nuts using a star pattern so viewers do not replicate an incorrect method.