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General => General discussion => Topic started by: tweed on 28 April 2011, 11:43
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Really want to Spray my schmidt's but I don't want to take them apart. Do you think masking the wheels and spraying the centers will be ok?
I bought between coats sandpaper. masking tape, paint and lacquer. Didn't buy primer as I'm going to sand the paint on the wheels to get a semi rough surface, then spray onto that. Is that ok? or do I need primer?
I've used rattle cans a lot but I just want some advise before I spray my Schmidt's
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refurbing them without splitting them will definately be "ok" but dont expect prefection.
the paint won't stick very well without primer though
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refurbing them without splitting them will definately be "ok" but dont expect prefection.
the paint won't stick very well without primer though
Cool. But why won't it stick? Paint on paint is just the same as primer on paint, no? I'm not sanding them to metal.
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Assuming that there is no damage to the centers, you do not need to prime the original paint. mask wheel, and "key" with grey Scotchbrite very thoroughly, then degrease, and paint as normal,
Primer is only required when there is damage of some sort to cover...
Thom
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Nice one :afro:
They have only done about 1500 miles if that.
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Im not convinced about painting those, they look smart as they are :smiley:
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What colour would you go with?
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Im not convinced about painting those, they look smart as they are :smiley:
replied to this on the other thread too but as i said these are schmidt splits...rattle can nooooooo! powder coat yes!
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Im not convinced about painting those, they look smart as they are :smiley:
replied to this on the other thread too but as i said these are schmidt splits...rattle can nooooooo! powder coat yes!
I know this is the problem. They are only sprayed from schmidt though, they didn't powdercoat them.
I've gone for ford graphite grey.