Extra cash for the unemployed Iclubbers! Paint my wheels!
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Car Info: 97' Dodge Cummins and an RSTI thingie
Extra cash for the unemployed Iclubbers! Paint my wheels!
I have zero free time, and I want to make it to the first round of Slush next week. I have 10 days to get my stock BBS' painted before mounting the tires.
I'll pay $100 plus materials for you to sand, prime and paint my wheels gloss black with a blue lips.
Here's a step by step, I don't need the wheel repair part (just some minor sanding of the curbage, they're track rims so they don't have to be 100% perfect, but I want the paint to look decent).
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1126580
I'll pay $100 plus materials for you to sand, prime and paint my wheels gloss black with a blue lips.
Here's a step by step, I don't need the wheel repair part (just some minor sanding of the curbage, they're track rims so they don't have to be 100% perfect, but I want the paint to look decent).
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1126580
Last edited by code3suby; 09-30-2010 at 01:55 PM.
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We only do paint cuz powdercoating messes with the properties of the metal but a lot of people get away with it. The paint we use is legit automotive paint. My wheels have been painted for like ten thousand miles and I have hardly any chips. Pm me for more details
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I got the wheels back... all I can say is he did an absolutely legit job!!!!! I paid a bit extra for him to use automotive grade paint and boy am I glad that I did! After all the labor and materials it came out to around $250, here's the pics!
Last edited by code3suby; 01-22-2012 at 04:35 PM.