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neblinc

04-18-2008 11:43:34




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While I am saving up for my paint & supplied air system I am taking the time to fill in rust pits on my blasted wheels. What is the best way to paint these?

Do I try and hang them from the valve hole?

Would like to paint them all in one shot if I can.

Randy

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Greasey Hand

04-28-2008 14:20:39




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 Re: Another rim question in reply to neblinc, 04-18-2008 11:43:34  
I Have Horses made from old pipe, I made a set up that gas 4 rollers on it & it fits over the pipe on the horse. I paint the rim where the tire goes first. Then the rest works great.



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Daniel (PA)

04-22-2008 07:21:04




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 Re: Another rim question in reply to neblinc, 04-18-2008 11:43:34  
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I painted the inside of my rims by placing the rim on two sets of casters bolted to a board so I could spin them around as I painted them. I posted a pic on the community forum as "rear rims."

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neblinc

04-21-2008 07:28:35




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 Re: Another rim question in reply to neblinc, 04-18-2008 11:43:34  
Thanks Guy's!!

Now that the weather is finally turning nice to be able to work outside I won't be spending much time on the H.

Which is ok since I need to build back up my hobby fund, those tires just about wiped me out :(
Hopefully all I need after the paint is front tires and a few gaskets, oh I forgot about a new wiring harness, darn it's one thing after another :wink:

Randy

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CNKS

04-18-2008 17:13:27




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 Re: Another rim question in reply to neblinc, 04-18-2008 11:43:34  
Use epoxy primer on the inside and outside, it is water proof so you don't need to topcoat the inside. Drys in a few minutes, wait longer if you like. Then you can put them in any position you want and topcoat the outside.



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glennster

04-18-2008 12:56:21




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 Re: Another rim question in reply to neblinc, 04-18-2008 11:43:34  
use some 1/4 inch all thread and a nut and washer thru the valve hole. hang em and shoot em!!!!! whens that h gonna be done????



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