Anyone here know of places to get wheels painted in the Denver area???
12-06-2006, 03:12 PM
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If you do either route (paint or powder) before getting them mounted...
recommend putting a nice coat of wax on each wheel, if you dont already do so. Will help with brake dust and keeping em clean.
"...dem 10's...but I keep em CleaN!!!"
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"...dem 10's...but I keep em CleaN!!!"
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12-07-2006, 09:39 AM
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No they do powder coating, it's where brother had his wheels done...
They just offer a clearcoat on top of that for an additional $40-50 that you really don;t need. My brothers wheels have held up well, so thats where I'm taking mine.
12-07-2006, 12:32 PM
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oh gotcha...
was thinking you were telling him to go the repainting route when you said no clear.
So when they apply the clear do they do it the same way and apply a electrostatically charged paint? And do they bake after doing so.
Or do they just spray clear and let dry?
Curious haven't heard of many people doing a clear after powdering.
So when they apply the clear do they do it the same way and apply a electrostatically charged paint? And do they bake after doing so.
Or do they just spray clear and let dry?
Curious haven't heard of many people doing a clear after powdering.
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