Okay, so hears my delima. I am in the process of refinishing this set of wheels, but the insides are quite clung to by ann the crap that accumulates. I basically want to know what the liquid equivilant of media blasting. I want these back to bare metal before I begin to paint. I understand I will not be painting the inside of the wheels but I want it all out anyway.
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Equivalent?
Equivalent? None that I know of. If bead blasting is too expensive in relation to the value of the wheels, I would forget about the back side.
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defenitely not worth it on these. they are going to just be swapped for my bottle caps because they need to go. They are going to get a rattle can refinish on the outsides. no need in spending too much time on theseOriginally posted by 1991 318isEquivalent? None that I know of. If bead blasting is too expensive in relation to the value of the wheels, I would forget about the back side.HDE30 <3Comment
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yeah that and a wire brush..Originally posted by wayfastaircraft stripper.....
what kind of wheels are those?Comment
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Digging the wheels.
And I read a writeup where it recommends paint stripper, but it says don't use a wirebrush, because it'll scratch the finish? Any truth to this?
'88 325is
VP UT of Austin Autoholics
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i could see it scratching the finish but when did it i sanded the lips and plolish them up some and painted the centers black. so i wasnt to worried. i used a hand wire brush also. but the stripper really does most of the work. unless there have some powder coat on them. then it might be tough *shrug*Comment
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i can get a set of those rims. what are they? anybody interested?Comment
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Easy-Off oven cleaner in the yellow can. Works great as a paint/anodizing stripper. Wear gloves though, the stuff is nasty.Comment
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What Wheels Would Those Be?Comment



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