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    Posted: 27 Dec 2011 at 11:53am
Were the rims of the G gray/silver or were they galvinized?
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Any one use the Galvinizing paint?
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Whenever I have a rim to redo, after it's really,really clean I give it 2 coats inside and out over 2-3 warm,sunny days.I figure if I don't do a GREAT job now, I'll have to look at it for the rest of my life.
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 We had the front and rear rims regalvanized & they look great! Did the same with my "CA" rear rims several years ago and they still look great.
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ibleeorange. Your not far away from Rockford. Can't rememebr the outfit's name but it's a coating company I used several years ago to cold galvanize my G rims. Did a great job. You might want to check into it.
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Dennis or Ken, you guys have pictures of the galvanized rims? I would like to see them! thanks
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No but I'll see what I can do. Give me a day or two. Cold galvanizing is the original finish so they look just like they did when new. Also much more durable than paint.
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Rogers Brothers in Rockford IL.
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Heres what they look like.
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This is the galvanizing done by Rogers when I received them back & then several years later when they turn to the final penta! (spelling may be wrong)
 
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 Thanks DeWayne, I never have taken pictures of mine.
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  Hello Ibleedorange    Just a thought,  My local Pomps tire will sandblast and power coat wheels up to 24".  I had a pair of 34" wheels done else where.   I don't think I will sandblast and paint anymore wheels, power coat is a better way.
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