Removing scuffs on Rims

Professional wheel refurbishing shop is the only way, unless anyone knows different?

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93 VTEC 4WS & TC (JDM)
"and on the seventh day, God created VTEC"

Well, how do they do it. If they can do it, then I am 90% sure that I can do it myself.

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If you only knew the power of the Lude...
'98 Red Base Prelude
"Straights are for fast cars. Turns are for fast drivers." - SCCA Solo2
AEM CAI, APEX-i VAFC, Neuspeed Ft Up Strut Bar, 28 mm Neuspeed RR Sway Bar, Neuspeed Sport Springs, Koni Yellows, and SH RR Deck installed. Shock knock cure done. Installing Quaife ATB Differential.

I'm not sure of the process, but it involves shot-blasting the rims and turning them to remove the damage.

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93 VTEC 4WS & TC (JDM)
"and on the seventh day, God created VTEC"

Well, its a polished lip, I dont want to do any turning at all. Any kind of sanding techniques would really be the most beneficial.

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If you only knew the power of the Lude...
'98 Red Base Prelude
"Straights are for fast cars. Turns are for fast drivers." - SCCA Solo2
AEM CAI, APEX-i VAFC, Neuspeed Ft Up Strut Bar, 28 mm Neuspeed RR Sway Bar, Neuspeed Sport Springs, Koni Yellows, and SH RR Deck installed. Shock knock cure done. Installing Quaife ATB Differential.

All I can suggest is to look in your local yellow pages for a shop and ask them what they can do.

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93 VTEC 4WS & TC (JDM)
"and on the seventh day, God created VTEC"

Oh man, there is no way in hell I am gonna call a shop to do this stuff and charge me $300 or whatever outrageous number for something that is not that bad and something that I can do myself. I am probably gonna just sand them down on day when it gets a little warmer and sr year cools down a little.

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If you only knew the power of the Lude...
'98 Red Base Prelude
"Straights are for fast cars. Turns are for fast drivers." - SCCA Solo2
AEM CAI, APEX-i VAFC, Neuspeed Ft Up Strut Bar, 28 mm Neuspeed RR Sway Bar, Neuspeed Sport Springs, Koni Yellows, and SH RR Deck installed. Shock knock cure done. Installing Quaife ATB Differential.

A dremel and a buffer wheel? I'm having a hard time picturing how much damage you're talking about.

Sanding by hand seems like a real good way to make things worse to me...