Plasti-dip and pitted rims
#1
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I have a set of Corvette wheels that I love on my car, however they are very pitted on the inside and they leak air. I was told by a tire shop that they would need to be refinished in order to completely stop the leaks.
If I coat the insides of the wheels with Plasti-dip can it patch up the pits in the rims possibly? I have never used Plasti-dip before but it would beat buying another set of wheels.
Please give me some input. Thank you
If I coat the insides of the wheels with Plasti-dip can it patch up the pits in the rims possibly? I have never used Plasti-dip before but it would beat buying another set of wheels.
Please give me some input. Thank you
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Are they leaking from pitting or leaking from flaking chrome and loosening debris? If it is flaking chrome/debris, take a wire brush or wire wheel to the bead and clean them up. This happened to me and to countless other people here. I don't see plasti-dip working as a fix-a-flat type remedy. It's worth a shot.
Brush here...
Brush here...
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