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    Repairing Clear coat on wheels

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    Bought some 18" Muranos but the owner didnt "know" 2 of the wheels had clear coat failure...Whats the best way to tackle this? The paint is still good, its just the clear coat thats flaking off and giving it a 2-tone shade.
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    Re: Repairing Clear coat on wheels

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    Some pics

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    Re: Repairing Clear coat on wheels

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    The only way to fix clear coat failure is to have them re cleared. Which in this case I'd take them to a pro and have them refinished (get all the nasty caked, embedded brake dust removed too)

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    Re: Repairing Clear coat on wheels

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    would i need the OEM paint? Or can they remove the clear coat without damaging the base?

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    Re: Repairing Clear coat on wheels

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    There are several ways of accomplishing this. Most will bead blast the wheels to remove all the coating/pitting/etc. They are then resprayed with the base coat and clear.

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    Re: Repairing Clear coat on wheels

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    I think a very light grit sanding, followed by a chemical wipe down, then respray them yourself with this....
    According to the manufacturer you do not really need to even sand at all, etc. Just really degrease.


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