Same here, also dont fancy taking off and putting 4 tyrees on lol
Same here, also dont fancy taking off and putting 4 tyrees on lol
oh nice, the results look pretty good. my brother has some wheels that need to doing, could i trouble you to write down a complete of what's need to carry out the diy work?
if no-one else has by the morn ill do it. but probably better coming from someone who has actually done it if you know what i mean
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that would be very kind as i've got an idea about a couple of things, but in general have never worked on these kind of things, i'd like to do it, but don't wanna end up getting something that isn't right.
if i get it going, i'll post pics of the process also!
this is going to kill me. got about half the paint off one in 3 hours
VodkaOriginally Posted by Ephesians
work in progress on wheel 2. my god this is a time killer, why didnt i just leave em black
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the time on my hands is running out, was dark for 7:30 tonight and thats only going to get worse doesnt seem that long ago that wimbledon was going on at half 9
yep white at the moment, with big red wheel nuts iv got another 2.5 to go and then curbing fixing so by the time i get round to the spraying who knows
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sooo. for step 1, old paint removal the exact tools you will need are:
Paint and Rust Remover Pad
Automotive Paint Remover ( 2 for 4 wheels i reckon)
paint brush
some kind of paint catching device like cardboard that you can fold and pour, or a binbag torn flat
cost: about £18.00
time: if you are as slow as me, around 20 hours
VodkaOriginally Posted by Ephesians
right, iv pretty much finished paint removal now, hour max.. if i feel brave i may spray two of them tonight...
any last minute tips apart from already mentioned stuff?
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mehhhhh. nice day and to wheels totally ready so i thaught id make hay so to speak.
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taped up and ready to roll with the primer
coat one
coat two
coat three
coat four
the pair
masking off.. mmmm nice
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joshwa (05-01-2009)
that is a nice job dude!
i was really worried about this, but so far it has been mucho easier than the paint removal..
VodkaOriginally Posted by Ephesians
Excellent job guys - I'm really impressed, I currently looking for a company in the West Midlands to do mine, any recomendations ?
LC
do it yourself! bloody hard work though tbh but lots of satisfaction
painted and lacqured, lacquer not yet dry, then needs a gentle sanding
yummy
VodkaOriginally Posted by Ephesians
Thanks for this - I'll give it a go as I had a bit of a moment the other day involving a kerb and 18s. D'oh.
Hi,
I've had a quote from 2 companies;
wickedwheels
smartcare repair
has any one used either ?
recomendations anyone ?
cheers
lc
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