Restoring Turbo Vecs. One of coolest wheels ever?

I've always had the horn for Appliance Turbo Vecs (also sometimes sold under the Keystone branding) They are just such a classic design that just 'does it' for me. Even before I got my first set, I would draw cars with them on.

I managed to buy some sorry looking 6 stud ones a few months ago , they had been painted over at least once and I have been getting them back to how they should look. Not sure what to put them on, but I just love looking at them so they can hang on my wall until I decide. They are 8.5 x 15 and they cost me £225 on Ebay in this manky state.

First job was to get the paint off the spokes, then duct tape all the machined surfaces up, then get them shotblasted at a local place. Then it was more sanding and polishing of spokes, etch priming the wheels, but not wanting the primer off the machined areas, then spraying two coats of satin black, then getting the black off the shiny bits. I tried a couple of different procedures, using duct tape and also using thinners to remove the unwanted paint. Both worked well. Takes a while especially the polishing but the wheels are looking great.

Done three, so nearly there.

Centrecap is not original