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TechCam97 and I did my Speedline about a year ago and they looked pretty good. Only took them off because I got new wheels. I took them through several car washes, even some that specifically spray the wheels and rocker panels and never had an issue. Even if they do get hit by a rock or scuffed when you pull a wheel off or put it back on it can be repaired with a couple of fresh coats over the old stuff (once you have cleaned it).
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mine are painted and have been painted for over a year. I have taken my car through every kind of car wash and even pressure washed the rims. PLasti still stays just fine....im actually kinda worried when I go to remove it if Ill have issues lol.
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I am going to paint a piece of pipe and keep it hidden until I decide to take the plasti off and see how hard its going to be to take off. I wonder if direct sunlight at 90-100 degrees will bake it on their?
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i had to remove some once and the hardest part is getting a hole started so you can start, once you do that you can take it off in large pieces for the most part. my wheels have plastic center caps and those were worse than the wheels but still not bad.
here are the wheels i've got dipped now. i've also had C5Z wheels like above, 17x11 ZR1s (in sig), and Torque Thrust IIs that were all dipped black and have never had an issue with any of them.
here are the wheels i've got dipped now. i've also had C5Z wheels like above, 17x11 ZR1s (in sig), and Torque Thrust IIs that were all dipped black and have never had an issue with any of them.
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I am about to sell my Speedlines and i am trying to get them all cleaned up. They have been dipped almost a year and it came off pretty well. The only real issues was where I didn't put it on thick enough, but with a little elbow grease and some Goo Gone everything is coming off quiet nicely...
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I am about to sell my Speedlines and i am trying to get them all cleaned up. They have been dipped almost a year and it came off pretty well. The only real issues was where I didn't put it on thick enough, but with a little elbow grease and some Goo Gone everything is coming off quiet nicely...