auntie

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Back to this ol' chestnut again...

While my Landy is under the loving care and attention of the garage who's sorting out my voltage regulator, I felt the need to go shopping. :D

I've bought some new (old) steel wheels and due to being dead lazy have just had them shot blasted to save me old elbows from all that sanding. Bottom line is they're going to get a new coat of olive drab paint (the wheels that is, not my elbows)

What I'd like to know from anyone in the know, is should I paint the inside of the rim too or will this upset the rubber on the new tyres when I get them? They're currently all naked and new looking :p

Ta muchly!!
 
Prime at least, to much condensation within a blown up tyre on a rim, could lead to even more rusting problems further down the line.
 
put loads of paint on the bead of the rim if you have had then blasted as they will be rough anmd they need to be smooth so that the bead will seal ;)
 
Soz for late reply, had to go to work an' all...
I paid £15 per wheel all in for the shotblasting. He said they could have been up to £25 each if they had powder coating on, but they didn't, just rust and flaky old military stuff.
A bargain in my opinion when I think of how much work it saved!!!

What's Nitromors Clivees? Not heard of that before...?
 
Cheers Auntie!

Nitromors is paint stripper usually sold in most hardware stores like Wickes or B&Q, etc.
You paint it on, the paint bubbles up and you wipe it off
 
phil, i will blast em for yer once i have got my compressor up and running, fer a small donation, obviously ;)
 
phil, i will blast em for yer once i have got my compressor up and running, fer a small donation, obviously ;)


That'd be great yella!
Let me know when, where and how much matey;)

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well if yer bring em up when yer bring yer wiring tools yer can have em done AND get yer new cb ;)
 

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