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spare_parts13
PostPosted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:24 am 
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Hey guys- Just picked up some nice looking used rallye wheels. They have a few rust spots. Any tips on removing the rust and repainting them?
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Sandblasting!
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sandblasting in a blast cabinet, open air makes a mess
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I wish! I live in a small NYC apartment. My nice Polish landlord would definitely frown on some sandblasting. Any recommended chemicals I can try?
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Well, how bad is the rust/paint buildup? For light rust try steel wool. For heavy rust try Naval Jelly. For heavy duty stripping try Jasco or Citris-Strip.
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There are companies in most towns/cities that specialize in sandblasting and chemical stripping. However they might charge $10+ per rim. Sandblasting gives a good surface for future painting
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I've done it on the cheap with a drill and a wire brush, best way is with a blaster of course.

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are these steel rims?

Ospho (sp?) is awesome for getting rid of rust on steel.

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just get some sandpaper & go to town-- the chemicals leave quite a mess-- wire brush-- sand paper & then re spray-- they will look great
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