jaxman7
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Apologies for the late reply fellas. For what it's worth (and keep in mind I am a perfectionist) it took me 4 days to prep and paint those wheels. Pain in the butt but thought it turned out well. Well admittedly part of it took so long because the first wheel painted I used a different paint (turned out awful) than what I finished with so had to strip that wheel down and start over.
The wheels were taken off so I could paint the inside. Surface scuffed with 220 grit sandpaper. The new flexible rubber type backing sandpaper works really well and holds up much better when it's wet. Paint used was Krylon Maxx semi gloss. About 5 coats and no clear coat. For a little added detailing I masked off the bowtie on the centercap to leave it with a more factory look.
The wheels were taken off so I could paint the inside. Surface scuffed with 220 grit sandpaper. The new flexible rubber type backing sandpaper works really well and holds up much better when it's wet. Paint used was Krylon Maxx semi gloss. About 5 coats and no clear coat. For a little added detailing I masked off the bowtie on the centercap to leave it with a more factory look.
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