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powder coating wheels
hey there, so i'm thinkin of powder coating my stock 17's black, my TL-S is NBP any ideas on how much that may cost? I'm trying to find places around Denver that will do it. give me your opinions on how it may turn out. and if you have done it post some pics. Thanks!
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Tools Needed:
-400,600,1000 grit sandpaper(water proof for wetsanding)
-Impact gun(to get rims on/off)
-Jacks
-Jackstands
-Extra Rims if possible so car isnt nig rigged on jackstands liek ours were
-Blue Painters Tape
-Index Cards
-Time
1. Get your Rims off with a quick visit to Newark...make sure you have either other rims to sit your car on...or jacks an jackstands to set ur car on for the duration of a day
2. Clean Your rims using soap/ water/acetone as good as possible
3. Wetsand your rims...first using 400..then clean them...then using 600..then clean them...then using 1000...then clean them
4. Clean rims again using soap water and acetone as good as possible
5. Dry the rims as good as humanly possible...use towels..sun..hairdryer..wahtever needed
6. Put index cards around the edge of the rim to protect tires from overspray
7. Shake your spray paint very well
8. Put blue painters tape around your valvestem to prevent it from being painted and begin spraying first coat...very very very very very very light coats...should use like 5-7 coats of the paint as light as possible..i used all of my 2 cans in the lightest coats possible allowing 20 mins between each coat for drying...spray in a circular pattern we started from valvestem and slowly worked inwards
9. Let dry for about an hour after all coats fo paint are actually done
10. Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat( THats right..about 5 coats).....2 cans i used in the same painting motion as the regular paint...
11. Let dry for as long as possible..somewhere thats over 40 degrees
12. Leave you poor cars sitting on jacks an jackstands : (
13. Your Done! Bolt your rims back on an drive away..finished pics wil be coming tommorow were trying to find a good photoshoot spot for the new rimmms
i took that from another forum.
-400,600,1000 grit sandpaper(water proof for wetsanding)
-Impact gun(to get rims on/off)
-Jacks
-Jackstands
-Extra Rims if possible so car isnt nig rigged on jackstands liek ours were
-Blue Painters Tape
-Index Cards
-Time
1. Get your Rims off with a quick visit to Newark...make sure you have either other rims to sit your car on...or jacks an jackstands to set ur car on for the duration of a day
2. Clean Your rims using soap/ water/acetone as good as possible
3. Wetsand your rims...first using 400..then clean them...then using 600..then clean them...then using 1000...then clean them
4. Clean rims again using soap water and acetone as good as possible
5. Dry the rims as good as humanly possible...use towels..sun..hairdryer..wahtever needed
6. Put index cards around the edge of the rim to protect tires from overspray
7. Shake your spray paint very well
8. Put blue painters tape around your valvestem to prevent it from being painted and begin spraying first coat...very very very very very very light coats...should use like 5-7 coats of the paint as light as possible..i used all of my 2 cans in the lightest coats possible allowing 20 mins between each coat for drying...spray in a circular pattern we started from valvestem and slowly worked inwards
9. Let dry for about an hour after all coats fo paint are actually done
10. Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat( THats right..about 5 coats).....2 cans i used in the same painting motion as the regular paint...
11. Let dry for as long as possible..somewhere thats over 40 degrees
12. Leave you poor cars sitting on jacks an jackstands : (
13. Your Done! Bolt your rims back on an drive away..finished pics wil be coming tommorow were trying to find a good photoshoot spot for the new rimmms
i took that from another forum.
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Flame me too, mine are painted. Ive had nothing but compliments around town. The only haters are on here..lol.
OP: Heres the DIY I used to paint mine (Azine member). Like the other said-set aside an entire day to do this...prep thoroughly, take your time and make sure you let the wheels dry COMPLETELY before putting them on.
LINK
OP: Heres the DIY I used to paint mine (Azine member). Like the other said-set aside an entire day to do this...prep thoroughly, take your time and make sure you let the wheels dry COMPLETELY before putting them on.
LINK
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awesome, thanks for all the advice, I'm going to check out a price today, if its not worth it I'll end up doing it myself. Thanks again!
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Tools Needed:
-400,600,1000 grit sandpaper(water proof for wetsanding)
-Impact gun(to get rims on/off)
-Jacks
-Jackstands
-Extra Rims if possible so car isnt nig rigged on jackstands liek ours were
-Blue Painters Tape
-Index Cards
-Time
1. Get your Rims off with a quick visit to Newark...make sure you have either other rims to sit your car on...or jacks an jackstands to set ur car on for the duration of a day
2. Clean Your rims using soap/ water/acetone as good as possible
3. Wetsand your rims...first using 400..then clean them...then using 600..then clean them...then using 1000...then clean them
4. Clean rims again using soap water and acetone as good as possible
5. Dry the rims as good as humanly possible...use towels..sun..hairdryer..wahtever needed
6. Put index cards around the edge of the rim to protect tires from overspray
7. Shake your spray paint very well
8. Put blue painters tape around your valvestem to prevent it from being painted and begin spraying first coat...very very very very very very light coats...should use like 5-7 coats of the paint as light as possible..i used all of my 2 cans in the lightest coats possible allowing 20 mins between each coat for drying...spray in a circular pattern we started from valvestem and slowly worked inwards
9. Let dry for about an hour after all coats fo paint are actually done
10. Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat( THats right..about 5 coats).....2 cans i used in the same painting motion as the regular paint...
11. Let dry for as long as possible..somewhere thats over 40 degrees
12. Leave you poor cars sitting on jacks an jackstands : (
13. Your Done! Bolt your rims back on an drive away..finished pics wil be coming tommorow were trying to find a good photoshoot spot for the new rimmms
i took that from another forum.
-400,600,1000 grit sandpaper(water proof for wetsanding)
-Impact gun(to get rims on/off)
-Jacks
-Jackstands
-Extra Rims if possible so car isnt nig rigged on jackstands liek ours were
-Blue Painters Tape
-Index Cards
-Time
1. Get your Rims off with a quick visit to Newark...make sure you have either other rims to sit your car on...or jacks an jackstands to set ur car on for the duration of a day
2. Clean Your rims using soap/ water/acetone as good as possible
3. Wetsand your rims...first using 400..then clean them...then using 600..then clean them...then using 1000...then clean them
4. Clean rims again using soap water and acetone as good as possible
5. Dry the rims as good as humanly possible...use towels..sun..hairdryer..wahtever needed
6. Put index cards around the edge of the rim to protect tires from overspray
7. Shake your spray paint very well
8. Put blue painters tape around your valvestem to prevent it from being painted and begin spraying first coat...very very very very very very light coats...should use like 5-7 coats of the paint as light as possible..i used all of my 2 cans in the lightest coats possible allowing 20 mins between each coat for drying...spray in a circular pattern we started from valvestem and slowly worked inwards
9. Let dry for about an hour after all coats fo paint are actually done
10. Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat Clearcoat( THats right..about 5 coats).....2 cans i used in the same painting motion as the regular paint...
11. Let dry for as long as possible..somewhere thats over 40 degrees
12. Leave you poor cars sitting on jacks an jackstands : (
13. Your Done! Bolt your rims back on an drive away..finished pics wil be coming tommorow were trying to find a good photoshoot spot for the new rimmms
i took that from another forum.
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