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Rim Spot Weld Sealer 1800 1973

posted by  B.B. on  Sat Jun 10 14:13 CST 2023
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Hi Chris,

Especially if you're in the salt belt like me in Boston, you might consider
painting with cold zinc (90% zinc) after sandblasting.
It's the next best thing to hot dip galvanize.

I've been using some old steel 740 rims for snow tires and full size spares here and Rustoleum spray enamel is only good for a few years.
I'll use the cold galvy next time I finish a steel rim.

Good luck, Bill





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