Originally posted by nickmp0wer
Painting, polishing, repairing wheels
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Just use whatever. A good sandable/filler primer will help the final finish look a lot smoother. -
use primer if you don't want it to flake off (there are 2 coats of primer on my wheels). duplicolor is probably more than enough..Comment
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i just oredered some wurth gold and clear. But i think i should have ordered some of the wurth primer too.Comment
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Any primer would work, just get some from a paint supply store.Originally posted by nickmp0weri just oredered some wurth gold and clear. But i think i should have ordered some of the wurth primer too.Comment
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well the guy at the media blast place said that certain primers can react with certain paints and cause a bad reaction. I guess i will just take the paint there and have someone help me
would just an auto parts store have the paint?Comment
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A good tutorial on all of that...
Awesome how to here. Hope this helps in some way or another. It also shows steps on polishing and what techniques and products are best to use. I will be using the tutorial when the time comes to fix my wheels...Reminiscing...Comment
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Originally posted by DaveCNWhere did you find the gold in stock???Originally posted by nickmp0weri just oredered some wurth gold and clear. But i think i should have ordered some of the wurth primer too.Comment
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Thanks. They were out last time I checked.Originally posted by nickmp0werhttp://www.hrpworld.com/index.cfm?fo...action=productOriginally posted by DaveCNWhere did you find the gold in stock???Originally posted by nickmp0weri just oredered some wurth gold and clear. But i think i should have ordered some of the wurth primer too.Current Cars2014 M235i2009 R56 Cooper S1998 M31997 M3Comment
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that site is good thanks. I still am trying to figure out how im going to mask it though. its not just a right angle i need to mask along, the lip goes horizontal then curves up a little bit. I've heard of spraying windex or other chemicals (anyone know of any) to apply stickers so you can move them around. I wonder if that would work with maksing tape. I might try some of that liquid too.Originally posted by M42TecknikA good tutorial on all of that...
Awesome how to here. Hope this helps in some way or another. It also shows steps on polishing and what techniques and products are best to use. I will be using the tutorial when the time comes to fix my wheels...Comment
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here is after some polishing. I havent used that Meguiar's metal polish stuff, but i guess i might get some when i go to get primer. There are still some imperfections in some of the wheels that look like dents from areas that are lower then others because i had grind down gouges and scrapes. I would have thought after many hours of sanding they would have been even but no.
Has anyone tried that liquid masking stuff? i think i might try and use that around the edge.
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