Re: calcuim in wheels

Posted by glennster on October 02, 2006 at 11:14:20 from (68.78.131.19):

In Reply to: calcuim in wheels posted by Sam (MO) on October 02, 2006 at 10:21:16:

farm and fleet sells the fill adapters for the chloride. if you dont have one you and put air in the tire, have the valve down at its lowest point and unscrew the stem. stick a hose over the stem and try to divert it into a bucket, or drain it on a gravel driveway. the chloride also is used as a gravel binder. scrub the rim quite a few times with hot soapy water, rinse it real good. you can the sandblast or wire brush the wheel clean. prime and paint the inside of the wheel with a good rusty metal paint (rustoleum ect)

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