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Should I paint or polish these?
Painted or Polished
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I voted, but I'd Powder Coat them
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They look better than mine as they are
. If it was me I would run them like that that lol.
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. If it was me I would run them like that that lol.-plumcrazy
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I vote polish them then if you want to seal it up clear powder coat, but that's overkill. From what I've heard get your self one of those mothers power balls and hit them with it occasionally, they will stay looking great.
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polish them up and run them..
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There is nothing that looks better than highly polished aluminum BUT, I do like the new teflon coated wheels.
I hope you mean by painting, you mean BLACK ?
It might look good, depending on the quality of the prep, the care taken when mounting the wheels, if you don't hit anything and if you don't live in an area where there is salt used on the roads.
My vote is to polish first (as JoshT stated geta moths) and see what they look like on the truck, if you like it leave it if not paint it, nothing ventured nothing gained.
I hope you mean by painting, you mean BLACK ?
It might look good, depending on the quality of the prep, the care taken when mounting the wheels, if you don't hit anything and if you don't live in an area where there is salt used on the roads.
My vote is to polish first (as JoshT stated geta moths) and see what they look like on the truck, if you like it leave it if not paint it, nothing ventured nothing gained.
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