Mag wheel look from Vintage -New

[Bob Lacey]

Hi Fordracing65
If you already have wheels and dont need a second set , yes refurbish your existing ones , may be quite a bit of trial and error involved ,if you need any help on that give us a call . Precise masking off when you blast and then a second time when you paint is important for great results.
You will need a sand blaster with correct media and some decent spray equipment, unfortunately we cant supply the PPG codes for the paints as they are a custom mix.
The wheels will not age like magnesium but the outer rims will oxidize with time.
Bob Lacey 619 952 4717

[fordracing65]

Originally Posted by Bob Lacey

Hi Fordracing65
If you already have wheels and dont need a second set , yes refurbish your existing ones , may be quite a bit of trial and error involved ,if you need any help on that give us a call . Precise masking off when you blast and then a second time when you paint is important for great results.
You will need a sand blaster with correct media and some decent spray equipment, unfortunately we cant supply the PPG codes for the paints as they are a custom mix.
The wheels will not age like magnesium but the outer rims will oxidize with time.
Bob Lacey 619 952 4717

They do look nice...Getting the paint right would be the hard part without some trial and error...

[RodKnock]

I'm definitely not a painter. And I don't have the time or patience. But I do have $1,800, which will provide me a professional job with what appears to be the proper color and outer wheel lip finish.