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Stripping my wheels - Printable Version

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- Mike - 12-08-2006

gold stripes? sorry, i've been holding the thread title comment in for too long.

- Andy - 12-08-2006

Mike Wrote:gold stripes? sorry, i've been holding the thread title comment in for too long.

Your eithr a nerd or a dutchbag. i dnt knw wich. fixd1!

- Mike - 12-08-2006

Andy Wrote:
Mike Wrote:gold stripes? sorry, i've been holding the thread title comment in for too long.

Your eithr a nerd or a dutchbag. i dnt knw wich. fixd1!

most, including myself, would agree that both are equally valid.

- Jeff - 12-10-2006

Good info. The wheels on the van don't really fit right (too snug over the hubs) so I am going to be swapping out to "Pumpers" from the Daytona Shelby. They are gray and the centercaps I have for them are white. I think I am going to paint them flay black to match the grill when I do it. Is there any way to make a flat finish stick on a wheel? clear coating them would not look as good.