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Old 12-31-2001, 12:43 PM
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Unhappy dinged powder coated rims

i was drivin yesterday when a guy flashed his brights behind me in a big truck, and look back to see what it was, and popped up on a curb. i dented in my wheel a little and made some scratches. it was mainly cosmetic, but i was wanting some suggestions on where to go to get it fixed. Or if i scrathed one little bit of the powdercoat does that mean i need do get it completely redone? any help is appreciated
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I would imagine youd have to get the wheel sandblasted and repowdercoated for the best look..
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I would imagine youd have to get the wheel sandblasted and repowdercoated for the best look..
same here..i curbed my powdercoated rim... its just scratched off the finish but. i figure that im gonna hve to take it to get powder coated again... touching up just wouldnt work on powdercoated wheels
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if u repowder coat that one rim....it mite turn out a different colour to the rest of the rims.... u mite even have to repowder all of the rims!!! GASP!
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http://www.caswellplating.com/frames.../clearcoat.htm

read that, depending on how deep the scrapes are you will proably will have to sand down too many layers to just replace the clear coat.
If so plan on powder coating and clear coating
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