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This video really amazes me with the wheel restoration process. Starting from a dirty, rusty rim with badly peeling paint, it gets pressure-washed clean, blasted until spotless, then powder-coated in a glossy gray finish, followed by precise CNC machining that cuts the lip of the rim under purple light.

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