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Old 06-14-2007, 07:33 PM   #1
Wootdog
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Sand Blasting Wheels

I have a set of wheels that are not for my truck but for one of my cars. You all remember Keystone Classics? Well they are rusty. They are a two part wheel if I remember right? The majority of the wheel is aluminum and the outer portion is steel which is chromed. Has anyone ever had success with sand blasting them and then just painting them with a rustoleum primer then just flat black? I figured they would be different looking. And for all you Ford haters, it is for my Mach 1. At least it is old. A 71.
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