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Ant tips would be greatly appreciated. I'm afraid if I strip w/ chemicals they'll never come out of the rubber. What goes in the paint and or primer so it'll flex?
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Ant tips would be greatly appreciated. I'm afraid if I strip w/ chemicals they'll never come out of the rubber. What goes in the paint and or primer so it'll flex?
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In my opinion, don't waist your time or money doing that project yourself. It is well worth sending your wheels out to a company like Keystone, that does a fantastic job refinishing them. They actually turn the front face down on a lathe, for virgin material. The wheels that I had done are better than original, and the turn-around time was only a few days. I spent around $550., and it was worth every cent. Ken
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I re-read your question on honeycombs, and think I comented on wheels, rather than a bumper. Sorry and disregard if so! Ken
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Ken, the Honeycomb wheels had the design molded in rubber onto a steel rim.
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Thanks, I didn't know that.
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have them bead blasted.
i'd consult a body shop or good paint supply store on the flex agent. mike
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