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Title: dipping wheels
Post by: pauls on 12 March 2016, 19:30:37

I bought myself some 2nd hand alloys last year and decided to paint the spokes black and leave the outer rim with its stainless steel rim alone. I like the look so want to get them dipped and professionaly sprayed and baked..

 My question is will this destroy the stainless rim or will it be abled to be polished up again


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Title: Re: dipping wheels
Post by: 05omegav6 on 12 March 2016, 19:46:33

Private album ::)

Should be ok, it's how the early MV6 wheels are done... all paint, then polish off the paint on the area to be 'polished', then laquer entire wheel and actually polish :y

Title: Re: dipping wheels
Post by: biggriffin on 12 March 2016, 19:52:22

Talk to serek, thing the guy in the next unit can do that. :)

Title: Re: dipping wheels
Post by: 05omegav6 on 12 March 2016, 19:55:24

Quote from: biggriffin on 12 March 2016, 19:52:22

Talk to serek, thing the guy in the next unit can do that. :)

Cool name ;D

Title: Re: dipping wheels
Post by: biggriffin on 12 March 2016, 20:13:29

Quote from: Harris K Telemacher on 12 March 2016, 19:55:24

Quote from: biggriffin on 12 March 2016, 19:52:22

Talk to serek, thing the guy in the next unit can do that. :)

Cool name ;D

Whoops mis-spelling. Should be think

Title: Re: dipping wheels
Post by: YZ250 on 12 March 2016, 21:39:11

Quote from: pauls on 12 March 2016, 19:30:37

I bought myself some 2nd hand alloys last year and decided to paint the spokes black and leave the outer rim with its stainless steel rim alone. I like the look so want to get them dipped and professionaly sprayed and baked..
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I recall saying to you at the time that I think they really suit that colour car.  :y