Reply to "Chrome Wheels"

jeff6559Member

quote:
Originally posted by ROVERLTD:
From my experience no trustworthy shop would either plate or powder coat a mag wheel.

Because of the heat involved with powder coating, there is a risk that the process, softens or changes the metal increasing chances of failure. Wet painting is the only safe bet.

These wheels can be powdercoated well and safely. They even have the original Argent Silver color. There is a procedure that you need to go through, however, to have it work effectively and this procedure will actually help strengthen the wheels (heat treating removes the brittleness that builds up over time).

Jeff
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12/21/057:21 AM

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