Removing chrome plating from wheels?
#4
Try going to an auto store or hardware store to look for a chemical that removes chrome. I think your best bet if you are going to paint them would be to go to a powdercoater and see if they can sandblast the wheels for you for cheap.
#5
wow too bad that would take forever.
Try going to an auto store or hardware store to look for a chemical that removes chrome. I think your best bet if you are going to paint them would be to go to a powdercoater and see if they can sandblast the wheels for you for cheap.
Try going to an auto store or hardware store to look for a chemical that removes chrome. I think your best bet if you are going to paint them would be to go to a powdercoater and see if they can sandblast the wheels for you for cheap.
I like how your only posts in detailing are quoting me
#10
Spray it on, let soak, use a wire brush. Then I believe it just washes away. I've never done it myself but this is what I imagine the process would be. Make sure you're only using the stripper on metal.
#11
http://www.google.com/search?q=removing+chrome
Basically, the first six links say "pay a pro". it's a ***** to do and you can't do it at home properly.. not without naaaasty chemicals that will melt you and your house.
Basically, the first six links say "pay a pro". it's a ***** to do and you can't do it at home properly.. not without naaaasty chemicals that will melt you and your house.
#13
I have used aircraft stripper on my stock 96 sawblades before I did a paint job...Altough they were not chrome, it easily bubbled up the clear coat and I power washed and scraped them with a wall paper remover
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