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Project Justin's DD, 2001 Cherokee Sport
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Well, now that I have ALOT more time on my hands, and it was pretty nice outside today I decided to tackle painting the wheels on the XJ, this is a temporary fix until I find some Grizzlies or Canyons for super cheap.

The stock wheels were looking pretty busted, center caps discolored, and rust popping up around the edges of the wheel.
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First removed the center caps, they can be removed once the wheel is off, there are 3 8mm screws holding it on.
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First I washed the wheel and center cap, then scrubbed with some scotch brite pads, rinsed and dried, then taped off the tire.

Tire all taped off so there is no overspray...
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one coat, dry ten minutes, 2nd coat, then dry to the touch in 1 hour, and dry enough to reinstall after 3.

2 coats on the center cap
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2 coats on the wheel and center cap reattached
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Back on the Jeep
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Before and after shot
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Ran into a bit of an issue as usual, passenger rear wheel is seized to the drum, beat on the bitch with a hammer etc etc, right now its been drenched in PB so hopefully it'll pop off tomorrow. But I did get 3 of 5 wheels painted. I love this Jeep, but the damn rust/seized bolts on this thing are ridiculous, nothing structurally wrong, but just annoying, and can make a 10 minute job a 1hr job.
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