Big Sky Euro

Roadhog wrote:

Ha, don't give me that look - you asked!

If you want to play you have to pay.

MikeWire wrote:

Roadhog wrote:

Ha, don't give me that look - you asked!

If you want to play you have to pay.

I will continue sanding! Seriously, what you are telling me to do, I will have like $500 into these by the end of the day... lol.

Your time is better spent studying...but if you have that much time have fun!

Pick up some elbow grease!!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57M3rKfYnpg[/youtube]

BLOLOLOLOL @ that video.

Mike is right, you are going to have to spend some money on these, if you want them to come out right. I wise man once said

"There is never enough money to do it right the first time, but always enough to do it twice!

Rennwagen1 wrote:Mike is right, you are going to have to spend some money on these, if you want them to come out right. I wise man once said

"There is never enough money to do it right the first time, but always enough to do it twice!

I don't see why I cannot paint them.. If the paint that was on them held up that well, I don't see why my paint wont...

Well nobody said you couldn't paint them. But having them blasted will probably cost at least a Ben ($100), then you need to have them painted, which may be $200+ depending on paint and labor. Versus if you have them PD'd you get them blasted and coated for around $200. And the PC will hold up much better than paint.

When 3 people tell you to get them PC's I'd say thats pretty sound advice. It's your arm and your $$ tho

Call around and get some quotes - I'm interested in what you find and to see the results

I have primer, clear, and paint.

Hey Spence. Spend the money you cheap ass!
Powder-coated wheels will last years.
Painted wheels won't last a year. The clear on my wheels was chipped and peeling after 6 months on brand new wheels.

Save your arm and money in the long run, PC.