It was a cheap acquisition due to the amount of damage and neglect it had suffered over the years; I'll let the photos to the talking.
The buckles were taken to Magman to reroll and straighten out.
Files, sandpaper and scotchbrite were used to clear the gutter rash.
Next was to take apart the pieces. These were relatively easy to take apart (perhaps they're not as old as the usual BBS RS that I take apart). The sealant bead wasn't thick either so it was easy to slice apart, and then with a mallet, knock off each piece.
It's worth noting that the Rezax has pockets in between the bolt holes for the centres and lips. Perhaps for weight-saving? Perhaps to allow for sealant to seep through instead of through the bolt holes to make it less messy for those that apply sealant between the pieces? The inner barrels are pretty standard though.
Next is to have them painted up, the hexes refinished, perhaps locate some centre-cap emblems, and bolt up + reseal. I already have the bolts for them :)
