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DuramaxOnTheBrain · 09-21-2008, 06:18 AM

Thanks guys, I was kinda worried that sandblasting might be too much for the soft aluminum but it would be worth a try to save some money on new wheels. I was thinking of using high temp grill paint or something to combat the heat. I'm kinda going for a rat truck look you know, like blacked out, not to fancy but mean and rugged and one day, FAST.... We don't have Princess but we have O'reilly's maybe they have one. I would love to get them powder coated but I was looking for as cheap as possible. Thanks again guys!

Brian

09-21-2008, 06:18 AM	eBay Motors #8 (permalink)
DuramaxOnTheBrain DuramaxForum Veteran Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Charleston, SC Posts: 964	Thanks guys, I was kinda worried that sandblasting might be too much for the soft aluminum but it would be worth a try to save some money on new wheels. I was thinking of using high temp grill paint or something to combat the heat. I'm kinda going for a rat truck look you know, like blacked out, not to fancy but mean and rugged and one day, FAST.... We don't have Princess but we have O'reilly's maybe they have one. I would love to get them powder coated but I was looking for as cheap as possible. Thanks again guys! Brian __________________ Brian 04.5 LLY Chevy 4X4 LT Crew Cab White with Tan Leather PPE Standard level 2 Kodiak mouthpiece 4" MBRP downpipe back Aluminized Autometer Cobalt pyro and boost gauges mounted above rear view mirror Truxedo Duece Tonneau 06 style leveled towing mirrors, 285 75 R16 BFG AT KO T Bars cranked all the way (bad) BUY FROM MPF!!!!!