Time for another update -
I needed my wheels refurbed but couldn't get a straight answer from powdercoating companys if they could fit my stickers during the process for the super t's.
So father had a bright idea and thought hey i have friends with the tools ie a sandblaster a spray booth, though well its been years since he has painted properly in good conditions, will let the pictures do the talking. I thought well with it being an R and having a 5th spare alloy no harm in letting him do it so off we went to work well i sanded.lol.
Some before pictures, with the idea of yellow stickers.
I don't have any pictures of the prep work with the bead blasting, sanding, repair work some nasty scrapes on the wheels (not by me!) a have some pictures of the priming on the inside but can’t find them, so you will have to do with the finished results -
Father says about 8 coats of lacquer! make sure the stickers don't peel off.
He just got let loose with the shade of silver didn't even get to see it till it was on the wheel and finished. Plenty of etching primer coats of silver and lots of lacquer, i think my father has made an excellent job So hoping to get 18's tomorrow to run about on so that the rest of the wheels can be done,
ps the wheels still need to be polished and sealed,
I needed my wheels refurbed but couldn't get a straight answer from powdercoating companys if they could fit my stickers during the process for the super t's.
So father had a bright idea and thought hey i have friends with the tools ie a sandblaster a spray booth, though well its been years since he has painted properly in good conditions, will let the pictures do the talking. I thought well with it being an R and having a 5th spare alloy no harm in letting him do it so off we went to work well i sanded.lol.
Some before pictures, with the idea of yellow stickers.
I don't have any pictures of the prep work with the bead blasting, sanding, repair work some nasty scrapes on the wheels (not by me!) a have some pictures of the priming on the inside but can’t find them, so you will have to do with the finished results -
Father says about 8 coats of lacquer! make sure the stickers don't peel off.
He just got let loose with the shade of silver didn't even get to see it till it was on the wheel and finished. Plenty of etching primer coats of silver and lots of lacquer, i think my father has made an excellent job So hoping to get 18's tomorrow to run about on so that the rest of the wheels can be done,
ps the wheels still need to be polished and sealed,