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Removing clear coat from wheels

Removing clear coat from wheels

Postby TRD MCV20L » Sun May 15, 2005 12:32 am

Whats the best way to remove the clear coat from rims? The clear coat is cracking and id like to remove the old clear and reclear coat it to make the wheels like new. Whats the best wat to do this besides sanding?
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Re: Removing clear coat from wheels

Postby krawzyazn » Sun May 15, 2005 12:38 am

TRD MCV20L wrote:Whats the best way to remove the clear coat from rims? The clear coat is cracking and id like to remove the old clear and reclear coat it to make the wheels like new. Whats the best wat to do this besides sanding?
I also have this problem I wonder if they can polish the lip thats cracking lol
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Postby Mole » Sun May 15, 2005 9:27 am

i'd just let a pro wheel refinisher do it.

if not, then wet sand ? theres a possibility that it may scratch the paint though.
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