Re-doing the old M939 5 Ton rims

[CES 3245th]

I thought I would take this opportunity to share and show some before and after pictures on a project on my M923A1. Scott who is owner operator of his company (S&S Dustless Blasting) did an awesome job, and a very personable guy scott@ssdustless.com. I am NOT giving a sales pitch, nor have I ever met him before and there is no Russian Collusion going on. I was just especially impressed with his work ethic and the timeframe in which he completed the job, which was less than two hours for all six rims and gone. I myself primed and painted the rims, but I just thought it was worth sharing my experience with you about him. I have attached before and after pictures and a link to his site. Unfortunately he is located West of Boston MA, but the GREAT thing is that he comes to you which definitely was a big plus in my book. Small job yes, but a very good experience.

 

[MWMULES]

I know each of the Dustless guys is an independent contractor, but what was the cost in the West of Boston area?

 

[M35A2-AZ]

Blasting makes things look great, Looks like a nice job.

 

[CES 3245th]

MWMULES...$250.00 all (6) rims..... I don't give that-a-boys that often but this guy Definitely deserved it.

 

[hirollin87]

My local goodyear commercial will blast and powder coat wheels for $25 a piece. They have to be broken down though. Still a smoking deal. They just did a set for a lull forklift the other day.