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How to paint a car wheel

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Title: How to paint a car wheel


1
How to paint a wheel
  • www.paint-and-body.com

2
Getting started
  • The look of perfect set of alloy wheels is always
    good to set the style of a car. 
  •      
  • It is not that hard to paint them your self.
  • With a repair to curb scratches on the edges of
    the wheel, it is sometimes quite deep. this can
    be easier than you think to remedy.
  • All you need to do is 180 grit sanding disc the
    damage until it is not pitted or just as smooth
    as the rest of the wheel.
  • Follow this by 240 grit and then 500 grit, the
    follow up discs are to get the scratches out from
    the disc grades. Once happy with this, 500 all
    the wheel to key the rest of the paint on wheel.
     
  • Any other damage you find on the wheel will be
    repaired the same.

3
The clean up
  • Now the wheels are ready to paint, you need to
    clean them with a spirit wipe to get any grease
    or contamination type off.
  • Also any dust that wont be that easy to see needs
    to go, there are tack cloths which are sticky
    cloths that leave no residue once wiped over, and
    pick up every trace of dust.

4
primer
  • The primer is next and is best as a wet on wet
    process, a one coat step that seals in any old
    paint and edges from the sanding.
  • Once this dry color is next, you could have any
    color but black white or silver is usually
    preferred.
  • Also the color is best in a basecoat  form, three
    coats of color and it should be covered enough to
    lacquer with a clear coat.

5
Lacquer
  • Lacquer is the final finish and should have two
    coats, leaving five minutes between them. You
    will need to leave until the first coat is tacky
    and then the second coat can flow into it.You
    will then need to let it to dry for about twelve
    hours, and then there ready to go back on.For
    free advice and a step by step guide, all from
    twelve years experience in the trade.www.paint-an
    d-body.com
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