Is it ok to wipe them down with white spirit before painting my wheels? or should i use thinners or something?
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Pete
Painting wheels..
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Re: Painting wheels..
I'd say thinners was better myself Pete.
They need to be grease,oil,dirt and dust free so anything that will 'flash' off and not leave a residue.
They need to be grease,oil,dirt and dust free so anything that will 'flash' off and not leave a residue.
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Re: Painting wheels..
Hi and sorry for keeping silence for a long period:) What exact method of painting r u going to use? Due to the fact that the motorcycle wheels highly susceptible to corrosive substances, the most suitable method is powder coating.
Suzuki GSX400SSN '93
Honda GL1200 '86
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Re: Painting wheels..
Sergio, hi there, long time etc. How are you?
With regard to Pete's wheels, if you look at the 'Pete's pop-up assembly' thread in the project section you'll see the results.
With regard to Pete's wheels, if you look at the 'Pete's pop-up assembly' thread in the project section you'll see the results.
TOO MUCH IS NEVER ENOUGH
THE VULTURE WILL STRIKE
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THE VULTURE WILL STRIKE
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