April 14, 200718 yr ive been wanting some wheels for my subaru and wanted something modern looking, so i want my new wheels bronze powdercoated. Despite my efforts i could not sandblast the factory coating off. First I tried a Media blaster at 40 psi. after an hour i gave up on that having taken almost none off, but they got really clean! then i tried a sandblaster, and it was about the same. i tried another one, but with new sand, and it was a little better but no where near productive. so i threw them in heat treat. should i quench them? it will leave undesireable hard water staining. but harder is better right? i may get these up to T4 or 5 if i do. how i loaded them for heat treating they dont look that bad! the heat treat temp for allumimum (its set at 985°
April 14, 200718 yr Aircraft remover from walmart/ace wherever, it takes off anything, i removed the thick heavy factory powdercoating from my Pontiacs rims, took a few applications but it came off, so try that.
April 14, 200718 yr Author Aircraft remover from walmart/ace wherever, it takes off anything, i removed the thick heavy factory powdercoating from my Pontiacs rims, took a few applications but it came off, so try that. hehe this was far easier. i pulled them at 9 am today. everything was burned off. ill clean one off and take a pic. like i said it got a little bit of hard water staining.
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