Opinions on powdercoating stock rims?
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I'm pretty sure they bead blast the wheels first so the powder will stick and not fish eye. I would expect to pay at least $100-$150 PER WHEEL. As someone said earlier it might be just better to find a set of used wheels/tires but beware there are some shady individuals selling wheels nowadays.......Be careful who you deal with and make sure you inspect very well for bends curb rash and such. If you are buying used tires make sure they are not worn uneven from a bad alignment job........
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Mines are painted and holding up real god only lil shipped wheel I have is one in the rear when i changes my rear tires other than that is great almost a yeah i painted them semi gloss and we prepared the wheels correctly before painting i guess thats the key for the paint to hold up...I will try another color when they start getting ugly lol maybe some bronze on obsidian IS will look good jejejeje
sorry dirty car they look a lil bit glossier than this brake dust make em look almost flat black...
sorry dirty car they look a lil bit glossier than this brake dust make em look almost flat black...
Last edited by albis350; 06-10-10 at 07:54 PM. Reason: Adding pic
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