Single Slot Wheel Refinishing

ajthreeMember

I just sent my single slots into a local wheel place to get a slight bead blast to remove some poorly applied gold paint and then a fresh powder coat of silver to attempt to match the original silver color. The shop called me today to say that the wheels look to be very poor casts. The wheel material is "lumpy" the crusty gold paint was hiding the true surface of the wheel. Is this common? What remedy can I take at this point?

1/27/0511:37 AM

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Jim (Guest)

You may want to look at: http://www.panteraplace.com/page41.htm

Magnesium requires a little different process than aluminum alloy.

1/27/0511:49 AM

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