FREEBIRD,
I RECOGNIZE THE RATTLECANS OF SPRAY PAINT IN YOUR PICTURE. BUT, JUST WHERE DOES THE BOTTLE OF "BUDWEISER" FIT IN???????????
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LARRY BALL
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CORRECT PAINT ON RIMS
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Donny M
- 10+ Years
Re: CORRECT PAINT ON RIMS
LARRY BALL wrote:FREEBIRD,
I RECOGNIZE THE RATTLECANS OF SPRAY PAINT IN YOUR PICTURE. BUT, JUST WHERE DOES THE BOTTLE OF "BUDWEISER" FIT IN???????????
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The best option in my book is to pack em up and send em to the guy Videodoc found.... sandblast and powdercoat (do a search on it) for pretty cheap money. Less than I paid to have mine sandblasted ONLY.
I used rustoleum 'aluminum' brush on paint. Looks pretty decent, but I am still cryin' the blues after seeing how awesome the powder coated ones look. Especially since I have 3 rounds of painting into em (real hard not to get a run in the rims).
I was pretty suprised to see a nearly perfect example of the original galvanized finish on Colin's Cub at Cubfest. The new Cub owner sure got him a great Cub and he sure gave it a good run too.
I used rustoleum 'aluminum' brush on paint. Looks pretty decent, but I am still cryin' the blues after seeing how awesome the powder coated ones look. Especially since I have 3 rounds of painting into em (real hard not to get a run in the rims).
I was pretty suprised to see a nearly perfect example of the original galvanized finish on Colin's Cub at Cubfest. The new Cub owner sure got him a great Cub and he sure gave it a good run too.
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