Subject	Option 2, definitely. The cost of rechroming is substaintial
Posted by	BigTDogg on July 02, 2003 at 10:07 AM
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In Reply To	Resurfacing chrome wheels...options? posted by Rob.M on July 02, 2003 at 07:21 AM
Message	You could sandblast the chrome off, and then powdercoat. But I'm not sure how sandblasting would affect the wheel structurally, if at all. Your best bet would be to get a new set of wheels, IMO "...Downpipes own. They own everything...anything...all there ever was and will be...they should be stock on all cars. Screw the environment, emissions, noise! I love them...I shall name my first-born after them with glee..." - SeedyRom 05:13:20 10/03/02 "Ricers are idiots" - RezidentEvil "It's like if my girl desides to go on a weekend orgy because she needs to get it out of her F*&%$ing system, now would I want her back? I hope she had a great time. Because at that point I'll trade her in." - Cap927 09:41:06 12/13/02 “I don't haul around stuff in the Z. I have a daily driver for that! :) Besides my shotgun could still fit snugly behind my seat!” - dragonballz 5/23/2003 "a hair brush does make a nice didlo, but it fixes your hair even better" -Nixit 6/2/2003
Follow Ups	Resurfacing chrome wheels...options? - Rob.M 07:21:43 07/02/03 Rob, I am pretty sure the chrome can be stripped off then > - Pats300zx 07:56:28 07/02/03 You won't be happy w. the $ of doing that. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 09:01:52 07/02/03 Option 2, definitely. The cost of rechroming is substaintial - BigTDogg 10:07:02 07/02/03 Usually you have to have chrome chemically removed. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:48:49 07/02/03 Thanks for the input y'all. (n/m) - Rob.M 12:48:14 07/02/03
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