Opinions on refinishing these wheels?
I might pick these wheels up for really cheap with good tires... They have major curbage though but he claims there are no bends. I wanted some opinions on refinishing them since I have never done it. I'll let the pics speak for themselves.
-Jeremy



-Jeremy



as long as they have no bends, i say go for it. i bought some wheels for cheap that had curbage and just re-did them. made a fun weekend project.
http://geneeunit.blogspot.com/2008/07/new-wheels.html
i put pictures up there..
Edit: and what i did to fill in the curbage was used some JB weld, im sure its not the legit way to go about it. but i filled it in and sanded it all back smooth. i havent had any problems with them either.
http://geneeunit.blogspot.com/2008/07/new-wheels.html
i put pictures up there..
Edit: and what i did to fill in the curbage was used some JB weld, im sure its not the legit way to go about it. but i filled it in and sanded it all back smooth. i havent had any problems with them either.
nah they only made those 7j and up for 16".
those fuzion tires are just naturally chunky like that.
if the wheel has some rough curb rash then just use a low grit sandpaper ie 100grit w/ a machine mouse sander (black&decker) and go up from there until its smooth then primer and so on and on. also for the dips u can use bondo :
http://www.bmwtips.com/tipsntricks/w...uff-repair.htm
those fuzion tires are just naturally chunky like that.
if the wheel has some rough curb rash then just use a low grit sandpaper ie 100grit w/ a machine mouse sander (black&decker) and go up from there until its smooth then primer and so on and on. also for the dips u can use bondo :
http://www.bmwtips.com/tipsntricks/w...uff-repair.htm
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