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All my powdered Rally IIs left the seam empty, and that looks good for a year, then rust is possible. So ya gotta fill the seam with something to keep water out.
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I have had many Rallye Wheels powder coated and the codes and letters are clearly visible. Standard procedure is powder coat wheel silver then mask and paint the gray.
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That’s why, for me, I blast, epoxy prime, bc/cc wheels. A lot of tedious work but they last.
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