Re-Doing Sawblades.....Clear Coat Question?
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From: Magnolia Mississippi
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Re: Re-Doing Sawblades.....Clear Coat Question? (CAJUN C4)
Before i got my chrome rims, i had them professionally stripped and polished and just kept them that way,,,, polished.., takes some work... like the just wipe with windex..... :thumbs: :cheers:
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From: charlotte nc
Re: Re-Doing Sawblades.....Clear Coat Question? (Corvette0096)
For you folks with uncoated wheels, better keep on top of that polishing or you will have pitted wheels. Every time you run through any water, you will have to polish. Reason I know this is because of all the bare polished aluminum I had to deal with on a Harley Sportster I used to own. Man that thing was a bear to keep shiny. I suggest some form of clear coat like the factory did. My 86 wheels still look Ok because of that coating. I dare say after 17 years, if they had been bare, they would look awful and full of of pits. I think clear powder coat would work well. If you had a big enough oven, you could do it yourself.
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