Painting over chrome rims?
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- Making skinny jeans look baggy since 2009
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Tape off the lip. Sand, or rough up the spokes, you should be fine. Just make sure to properly clean the spokes before paint, or it won't stick, and it will just flake and chip off.
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I heard that powder coating works the best over chrome. You can get a "do it yourself" powdercoating kit off ebay for cheap
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or get it done here
http://www.powdercoatingmn.com/
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or get it done here
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Just don't.
Buy the wheels with the chrome lip, you're going to have to trash them pretty good to get paint to stick and look good.
Personally, I have been thinking about chrome wheels, I wonder what they would look like on my car.
Buy the wheels with the chrome lip, you're going to have to trash them pretty good to get paint to stick and look good.
Personally, I have been thinking about chrome wheels, I wonder what they would look like on my car.
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- Master of Phonemic orthography
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from experiance. the best is to remove as much of the chrome as possible fill in the craters with body filler, or tig weld alum back in smooth prime and paint. loota work, yor better off buying the rims you want. or get un chromed rims and have them chromed
