Powdercoating rims?
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well if its abou 100 a rim then i am moe than likely going to oder some rims. you can get a set around 700 now but if its half that rice then it would be worth doing. you figure 400 for the pwder coating then 40 for removal and 40 for mount n balance. im leaning towards spending the extra 300 and having different wheels. still undecidd
and sorry for all the typos, the batteries are dying in my wirless keyboard
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You can use a home oven to cure powder coat, but it needs to be an oven that you no longer use for cooking.
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Paint holds up really well if you prep and paint it right. I painted mine back in the beginning of October and they held up through the whole winter without any scratches at all. And the best part of painting the rims is that if you ever do damage one, you can always just repaint it.
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thanks to everyone. i called a guy today and he is going to charge me 50 a wheel. so this weekend i am going to take them off and get the tires off and drop them off to him monday. im going to have to put up a picture of my truck so yall can see the progress. i started with a stock 02 and dont have anything but a toolbox and home made intake right now.so ill try to figure out this pic thing. thanks to everyone for the tips and help. ill post pics when its done. but its going to be like two weeks due to my work schedule and trying to get to the tire shop while its open
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