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Since we're on the topic... 200

Sean is absolutely right.
That factory epoxy paint is the best base that you could hope for.
If you don't see any rust they are alloy [slang for aluminum].
In this case the alloy or mixture of metals is called" Dural" or Duraluminum which is an Aluminum alloyed with a small percentage of Nickel. Tough stuff.
Scuff it with burgundy [very fine] scotch brite.
Clean with lacquer thinner to de-grease,and or
Wash with TSP[ pure detergent] or POR marine clean, rinse a long time.
Non ferros metal cleaner if you can find it.If the surface is pitted only.
Prime and paint. IPD has some Centuri in a rattle can,hard stuff,stock silver.
Check out POR website, but this automotive stuff can get very pricey.
PS. Stainless is too bendable [modulus of elasticity] for wheel-making.
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Kindest Regards Ken 145






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