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If it's purely a track car you're pissing in the wind in all honesty.
My mate has a track only car. His wheels were powder coated and polished/sealed and after 10/15 track days they're pitting and bubbling up already.
IPA will dissolve rattle can lacquer so go careful.
I'd just send them for powder coating. £40 a wheel is cheap as chips and you know they'll be done properly.
Seal them with a quality product and bob's your monkhouse.
I personally wouldn't buy an unknown box.
If you remove it, fit a new clutch, refit it all and its whining, you're going to be very very angry.
(That happens loads on here btw!)
I'd buy a nearly dead one and get someone reputable to rebuild it before fitting it. I'd say get yours refurbed...
I have one cloth that's soaked in it. I just spray 3 or 4 squirts over the area and then wipe the whole panel.
I'd offer to send you a sample but I don't think it would last the journey. Parcel kicking Postman c***s.
What do you want from it?
I use Trafalgar's T-sheen. Leaves a subtle finish or a super shiny one depending on how you apply it/what you prefer.
Rebels dust, easy to use. It's brilliant.
You'll need a C spanner to adjust them once they're in the car but other than that, you have everything.
Most people leave the adjusters out so that the car sits lower. I personally think that's pikey.