Polverone
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Just in case you want to paint ALL your rims in a morning or afternoon.
http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/em72.html?cid=EM72
http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/em72.html?cid=EM72
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Rim painting
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They wouldn't look right without overspray.
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Good find, I was actually in the market for a dozen... 
...I dont use anything on the black rims , but since I just finished cleaning up a dozen for the tan deuce, its just what the doctor ordered!!, Thanks, And thanks again for the tow bar stuff, i didnt even notice U sent another set awhile later, I could see the difference, A BIG thanks again...Randy
...I dont use anything on the black rims , but since I just finished cleaning up a dozen for the tan deuce, its just what the doctor ordered!!, Thanks, And thanks again for the tow bar stuff, i didnt even notice U sent another set awhile later, I could see the difference, A BIG thanks again...Randy
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You are welcome Randy.
By the way, Auto Body Toolmart (above link) is a also a great place to buy all tools/materials for body work and repainting of your MV from bare metal to paint ready.
Prices are really good and it's as close as your phone and UPS.
No, they do not sell paint.
By the way, Auto Body Toolmart (above link) is a also a great place to buy all tools/materials for body work and repainting of your MV from bare metal to paint ready.
Prices are really good and it's as close as your phone and UPS.
No, they do not sell paint.
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Re: RE: Rim painting
Ain't that the truth?!!
(I like the idea. I take it they are more than a "one-time-use" item?)
Recovry4x4 said:
Ain't that the truth?!!
(I like the idea. I take it they are more than a "one-time-use" item?)
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RE: Re: RE: Rim painting
looks like a chunk of metal flashing from home depot and a couple clothes pins should do the same job.
looks like a chunk of metal flashing from home depot and a couple clothes pins should do the same job.
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RE: Re: RE: Rim painting
or cardboard....
or cardboard....
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RE: Re: RE: Rim painting
I have also used a strip of old linoleum flooring with a piece of tie wire around it,
Lee in Alaska
I have also used a strip of old linoleum flooring with a piece of tie wire around it,
Lee in Alaska
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RE: Re: RE: Rim painting
I have also used flashing, but had the problem of the flimsys, if the tires are upright flashing and such just does not work, since these are shown that way, I am assuming they are pre bent to a point and a stiffness correct for the use, ive used a few things over the years, and some times cheapo way works just fine, but I have seen these I have to say years ago and they worked fine...so I went for em... let U know since im going to use em right out of the box if they work better than cardboard...im sure they will,and since they really are pretty cheap to start with , they are cheapo's...Randy
I have also used flashing, but had the problem of the flimsys, if the tires are upright flashing and such just does not work, since these are shown that way, I am assuming they are pre bent to a point and a stiffness correct for the use, ive used a few things over the years, and some times cheapo way works just fine, but I have seen these I have to say years ago and they worked fine...so I went for em... let U know since im going to use em right out of the box if they work better than cardboard...im sure they will,and since they really are pretty cheap to start with , they are cheapo's...Randy