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92_luder
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Hey I got a set of wheels I wanna get blasted.....any names?? Referrals??
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Are you going to have them do all the prep work?
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i jus wanna get the clear off em so i can paint em up...but i dont wanna sit n deal with the paint stripper.......it takes forever and the result never seems nearly as clean
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I would stick to stripping them yourself. It would take a long time to get all that clear off by sandblasting. Plus not to mention the coating that is under neath the clear. Its not as easy at it sounds to blast it off. I have tried it, I would of spent close to a full day blasting one wheel. Stripper works just fine, cheaper to do yourself as well.
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J.M.P;274713 wrote:I would stick to stripping them yourself. It would take a long time to get all that clear off by sandblasting. Plus not to mention the coating that is under neath the clear. Its not as easy at it sounds to blast it off. I have tried it, I would of spent close to a full day blasting one wheel. Stripper works just fine, cheaper to do yourself as well.
well thanks bro ill go ahead and give it a stab lol
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The material I use is Klean Strip adhesive remover, the purple can. They sell it at Lowe's. The way I do it is apply the stuff, let sit, apply again, repeat that process 3 or so times. Then powerwash or hose it off. I'd powerwash for obvious reasons if you have one. Good luck.
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J.M.P;274724 wrote:The material I use is Klean Strip adhesive remover, the purple can. They sell it at Lowe's. The way I do it is apply the stuff, let sit, apply again, repeat that process 3 or so times. Then powerwash or hose it off. I'd powerwash for obvious reasons if you have one. Good luck.
and i do, thanks man appreciate it
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