How would i go about painting my wheels by myself? Is there like special paint...? do you have to sand the wheels down or anything? give me all the info you can. I want to paint the inside black and leave the outside little round line silver how it is.

http://home.attbi.com/~Apexi9999/formztsi/wheels.html

That should be what ya need.

you could also get them powdercoated, its aroun 100 bucks

Originally posted by el aguila
http://home.attbi.com/~Apexi9999/formztsi/wheels.html

That should be what ya need.

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thanks...thats exactly what i wanna do

Originally posted by Patryk
thanks...thats exactly what i wanna do

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i need to clean up my wheels as well. thnx for the info.

go with Airpoppoff info

The aircraft stripper works great...Just put it on heavy, let soak about 30 minutes, then use stiff brush to get it all of, then just rinse them off with a garden hose. Easy as cake. Then just prime, seal, base coat, clear coat..

Originally posted by 98TsiAWD
The aircraft stripper works great...Just put it on heavy, let soak about 30 minutes, then use stiff brush to get it all of, then just rinse them off with a garden hose. Easy as cake. Then just prime, seal, base coat, clear coat..

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do i even have to prime it? even on the website where the paint is from it doesn't say to prime it.

Originally posted by 98TsiAWD
The aircraft stripper works great...Just put it on heavy, let soak about 30 minutes, then use stiff brush to get it all of, then just rinse them off with a garden hose. Easy as cake. Then just prime, seal, base coat, clear coat..

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do i even have to prime it? even on the website where the paint is from it doesn't say to prime it.

Originally posted by Patryk
do i even have to prime it? even on the website where the paint is from it doesn't say to prime it.

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You can prime it if you want to.

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He didn't, but I'm sure you can to maybe make the paint stick better but the stripper should have done the job.

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He didn't, but I'm sure you can to maybe make the paint stick better but the stripper should have done the job.

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http://www.duplicolor.com/projects/howto_wheel.html

Use when can and surface temperatures are between 59º and 85ºF.

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damn its only 12 degrees here