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just bought some wellers and they are chrome but quite badly pitted i would like them white, whats is the best way to paint them spray or powdercoat?  cheers |
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sparkyt
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I was quoted 80 for powder coating wheels from a place it poole ..The finish is good and hard . Or for a quick shot blast to key the surface and a primer and paint I've been quoted 200 . Where about are you ? .. if your close and do all the work your self ill help you put the paint on .
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i was wondering weather regular paint woulld take to the chromme, was that £80 for 4 wheels?
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you really need to get the old chrome off for good adhesion. Usually a place that does electroplating (look in yellow pages) may do this for you cheap "in the back door". Powder or quality wheel paint or 2K direct gloss. It all lasts about the same TBH on wheels
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great stuff i will have to get a quote on the old electrolyte pobly get them powder coated  |
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purplevanman
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As long as the chrome is basicaly sound then blast and powder coat will be fine. If the chrome is not sound the blasting will peel it off but you maybe left with edges, a good company will give it a rub and a second coat of powder |
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cheers 
