jonny_b
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i use the wetsandable automotive primer. it fills in whatever is left over from the 320 grit.
side not though, that paint is pretty damn tough!! when i bought my rims, dude half ass sprayed the lips and i had originally wanted to go bare aluminum and clear them, but i couldn't get that shit off!! hand sanded one rim for a day and a half!! it just gums up like body filler when it is aaaaaalmost dry, but not quite. and that paint had been on there for a while. i used the clear for on my tails and front emblem so they didnt chip as easily too. but it will still grind off from curbs, and when my dad threw my rims on top of each other last winter it chipped the paint too. makes no sense to me how that will chip it, but air sanding, and sandblasting barely put a dent in the shit.
side not though, that paint is pretty damn tough!! when i bought my rims, dude half ass sprayed the lips and i had originally wanted to go bare aluminum and clear them, but i couldn't get that shit off!! hand sanded one rim for a day and a half!! it just gums up like body filler when it is aaaaaalmost dry, but not quite. and that paint had been on there for a while. i used the clear for on my tails and front emblem so they didnt chip as easily too. but it will still grind off from curbs, and when my dad threw my rims on top of each other last winter it chipped the paint too. makes no sense to me how that will chip it, but air sanding, and sandblasting barely put a dent in the shit.
