Decladded Wheels...
02-04-2015, 07:23 PM
#23
Sure could have if it I didn't have 2 small kids , work lots of overtime ,
3-4 acres of grass to mow and 12 to take care of , soccer practice , dance classes to take daughter to , help my dad , help my friends , take lots of dumps , shoot guns , bang the wife , ect . Lol , F-ME !!!!
3-4 acres of grass to mow and 12 to take care of , soccer practice , dance classes to take daughter to , help my dad , help my friends , take lots of dumps , shoot guns , bang the wife , ect . Lol , F-ME !!!!
02-05-2015, 05:34 PM
#24
TECH Apprentice
So I stripped the wheels down and have just a little bit left, problem is that I cant get the rest of the glue off thats in between the machine marks. i like the colour of the wheel so i dont plan on powder coating the wheels at all. whats a good way to remove the rest of the glue? Ive tried aircraft paint stripper, acetone, and denatured alcohol. any insight would be much appreciated.
Heres the wheels as it sits. You can see some glue on the lip and near the bolt holes.
Heres the wheels as it sits. You can see some glue on the lip and near the bolt holes.
02-13-2015, 06:23 PM
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Sooo, Im wet sanding and putting a low polish on them. Little more then I wanted to put into them, but im pleased with how theyre coming out.
Same wheel as first pic just buffed the inner face. I like how it offsets the polished face.
Same wheel as first pic just buffed the inner face. I like how it offsets the polished face.
I learned that im never going into the detailing business 
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