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Rim Paint Code 120-130

posted by  MrV on  Tue Jul 14 12:05 CST 2015
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I used this two part epoxy from summit:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-UW700
It is a bit more "silvery/sparkle/metal flake" than oem but i think it looks ok.
The two pint system is probably enough for 10 wheels since i used about half to do 5. About $40 bucks so even if i never use the rest, its about $8 bucks a wheel. I sandblasted the wheels and used a grey epoxy primer first then topcoated with silver. thinking about clear coating but havent done it yet.

dean






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