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Re: painting rims with tires mounted
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Posted by Ohio Bill on October 23, 2003 at 05:33:06 from (209.41.235.79):
In Reply to: painting rims with tires mounted posted by Jay on October 22, 2003 at 20:09:58:
In the past I painted with brush but decided to do something different 2 days ago. I took tires off and began masking around the tire bead with 2-inch masking tape, using short sections until I was all the way around the tire. Then I covered the remainder of the tires with newspaper. It was a tedious process and took all day by the time I wire brushed them, applied primer and finish coat. But the airgun finish I have was well worth the effort! I painted them at a 45-degree angle leaning a against a 55-gallon barrrel. Painted used was Carquest Centari Aluminum.
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