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I played around with one of my aluminum wheels yesterday. Instead of wet sanding and polishing I opted for something a little less maintenance wise. I used the duplicolor etching primer and their "Stainless steel" colored wheel paint. I wanted a satin aluminum look. While I had it off sanding, painting, etc... I went ahead and taped off for the black plastikote and did a test run on it. I like the way they came out and will probably remove it, then paint the black with some satin enamel and do the other 3 the same.
Also repainted center caps and drilled/taped the 3 holes to accept nicer phillips screws instead of the rusted allen heads that are Were in there. Let me know what you think! 
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09-29-2014, 09:48 AM
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Wheel looks great Stink. I agree on the phillips head screw idea too.
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09-29-2014, 12:04 PM
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Thanks!
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09-30-2014, 10:03 AM
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Looks good to me too. The black sets it off. No polishing, nice. Yet it looks polished enough to me.
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