The paint on those cast centers is far enough gone there is no need to sandblast or anything else. Use some mineral spirits to get all the oil and grease off, and then go out and buy a GOOD quality soft bristled brush, open a quart can of IH 2150 and have at it. Raise the rear wheels off the ground so you can spin them by hand. Paint the outside of one wheel, move to the inside of that same wheel, and then go right back to the outside of the same wheel again, and then to the inside. Cast iron soaks up a LOT of paint, so it will take 3 or maybe even 4 coats of paint to get those wheels bright red and glossy, but it CAN be done with a brush, and the results will be equal to if not better than if you sandblasted and painted with a gun. Just keep the mineral spirits and a nice soft rag handy to wipe the dribbles before they can dry.
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