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tom38:
powder coating think of all your options to colour code your wheels lol :lipsrsealed: :lipsrsealed:

Eeyore:

--- Quote from: carbore on January 13, 2009, 12:58:55 ---Wouldn't galvanizing be a bit of a rough texture (ish) so that the tyre would not seal very well around the rim?

(just an idea)

Im sure it this was a good idea then it would be done on things like trailers and agricultural vehicles and I dont think they do???

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Wolf wheel are available plain galv (as were Mach 5s) - the correct coating gives a surface equivelent to mill-rolled steel (if it's the wrong type though, yes it can give problems). Many commercial wheels are galvanised, but it's often thought that there of a heavy enough section not to be too worried, so they just prime, paint and forget.

carracarra13:
The problems with powdercoating are on gowing they look good when first done but and its a big but if you powder coat buy the time you have noticed any bubbling it usualy means the rot has set in

Range Rover Blues:
I'd do it if I had the chance, you can still paint over galv anyway with the right paint.

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