I snatched up some Porsche Powerslots, two look like a mirror and the other two are dull (like silver paint), tried some aircraft remover because i thought maybe it was clear coat or something, no dice. I began sanding at it and it's taking forever and making deep scratches i'm having a hell of a time getting out, looking the most ideal thing to use for a hand drill to get it knocked down.
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oven cleaner + scotchbrite. Wear gloves.
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Thanks! I'll try it out later tonight. Hopefully i can revive these deep ass scratches. :|Comment
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might be powder coated??????The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money. -Alexis de TocquevilleOriginally posted by Fusion
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Possibly, sucks though.Comment
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Oven cleaner failed, i'm going to bead blast it at a friend's in a few days.Comment
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You might wanna try Acetone. Got the clear coat off of my IROC wheels, but I would media blast if I were to ever do it again. What a PITA!
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alum aircraft paint stripper....work almost every time and it is cool to watch it work. WEAR GLOVES!!!!!!
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I'm going to try bead blasting.Comment
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PLASTIC MEDIA OR WALNUT SHELL BLAST THEM! sand will really rough up the surface and cause you more work in the end and destroy any details such as edges of spokes etc. i used to do alot of alum polishing and stripper took off just about everything except for power coat or anodising (sp) ie early porsche alloys. the factory porsche wheels are painted if they are not forged/chromed/ or have been powdercoated by some one after the fact.seien Sie größer, als Sie erscheinen
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What i have is like black beads, i'm not sure what it is, is that plastic media?Comment
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Fantana.Originally posted by der affe View Post
I'm going to be honest with you, that smells like pure gasoline.Comment
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it may be. where did you buy it? usually you have to go to an abrasives supplier to get the walnut or plastic medias. sand is usually had at the depot or lowes etc. it could also be lead or steel shot both very bad ideas to use!! what does the outside of the container say?seien Sie größer, als Sie erscheinen
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I just got it from a depot type store (Menards), it's probably the lead/steel shit.
I need to figure out something, i want to get these things on. :|Comment
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Media blast (as Der affe said) is your best bet. I stripped mine down pretty well a good strong stripper then had them media blasted.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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