How do you get paint off chrome wheels?
#1
How do you get paint off chrome wheels?
as the title states, how do you get black paint off of chrome wheels without hurting the chrome?
anybody overcome this before? is it possible? let me know what you think.
thanks guys!
anybody overcome this before? is it possible? let me know what you think.
thanks guys!
#5
anybody else ever try this 'never dull' solution and have it work?
just trying to get all the info i can on this problem before i end up having 10 failed solutions and buying 20 different products
thanks guys
just trying to get all the info i can on this problem before i end up having 10 failed solutions and buying 20 different products
thanks guys
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#9
thanks for the response
i just had a guy on another forum say that a clay bar definately wont work, does that mean it wont get the paint off or that it will damage the chrome, he didnt explain?
or should it work?
thanks
i just had a guy on another forum say that a clay bar definately wont work, does that mean it wont get the paint off or that it will damage the chrome, he didnt explain?
or should it work?
thanks
#11
im not 100% sure on how the paint was surfaced onto the wheels because i did not paint them. there is black paint on a set of ANKA chrome wheels that i am wanting to remove, it looks like the paint is just a spray of some sort and not done professionally because you are starting to see the chrome.
im just trying to ask the best possible way to get it off without damaging the chrome.
any other suggestions?
ive heard of a clay bar, acetone, and paint thinner so far, which one should do the trick for good?
thanks
im just trying to ask the best possible way to get it off without damaging the chrome.
any other suggestions?
ive heard of a clay bar, acetone, and paint thinner so far, which one should do the trick for good?
thanks
#13
i may try the chrome polish first and then go over it with some fine wool and see if that can get it off any, but im assuming its going to take something pretty drastic to get this paint off, and yes it will be time consuming, but it will be worth it if it gets the job done.
keep the ideas coming guys appreciate it!
keep the ideas coming guys appreciate it!
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#19
thanks justin, besides the steel wool, what brand of rubbing compound would you guys suggest?
anybody have any experience of one kind working better then the other?
this is going to be my weekend project, so i will let you know what i get out of these options stated above.
thanks guys, keep em comin!
anybody have any experience of one kind working better then the other?
this is going to be my weekend project, so i will let you know what i get out of these options stated above.
thanks guys, keep em comin!
#20
I'm not sure but i have used aircraft stripper on cleared polished wheels with great results. Just not sure if it would hurt the chrome, if you had a old chrome wheel you could try it on the old wheel first.