Subject	NOOB here: Sandblasting Alloy wheels
Posted by	Jiro on September 11, 2015 at 8:41 PM
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Message	I went to an autobody shop and they told me I should NOT sandblast alloy wheels... Told me to ship it to a wheel shop to have them resurfaced and refinished. BUT wow it looks kinda pricy. But these 350z rays track wheels have such a shitty paint job from previous owner... I have access private access to a sandblasting unit... its so tempting. Please advise.
Follow Ups	NOOB here: Sandblasting Alloy wheels - Jiro 20:41:58 09/11/15 Re: NOOB here: Sandblasting Alloy wheels - Doug71zt(CAN) 23:01:49 09/11/15 Sand is probably too abrasive for what you're trying to - bartz32tt 23:53:41 09/11/15 Nooks* autocorrect :/ (n/m) - bartz32tt 07:04:42 09/12/15 maybe using a chemical to strip the paint would be best..... (n/m) - Jiro 10:06:37 09/12/15 Sand will damage the aluminum. - BlackholeZ 11:39:18 09/12/15 in this ego-centric narcissistic wonderland everyone seems - LJZTT 13:12:19 09/12/15 Just picked up a set of wheels from my powder coater today.. - zgene4 22:42:26 09/12/15 nice that looks pretty good. What color is that? - Jiro 01:22:13 09/13/15 the powder coat was called anthricite metallic and the - zgene4 08:01:10 09/13/15 Looks really effing good. (n/m) - BlackholeZ 11:22:43 09/13/15 Thanks! Its killing me that I can't mount the new tires - zgene4 13:32:06 09/13/15 Definitely let it rest - BlackholeZ 18:04:26 09/13/15 I was rolling a set of tires to the garage. Hell to get old. (n/m) - zgene4 22:25:53 09/13/15 People always talk about getting old, but never when that is - BlackholeZ 22:34:18 09/14/15 ooh (n/m) - LJZTT 18:31:23 09/13/15
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