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Originally Posted by simonstorey View Post
I'd like to re-finish my cup 1 wheels in the factory color with a satin finish.
It seems like powder coating is the way to go as the wheels look like they have
been repainted multiple times and clear coated and now look terrible.

I found the following two color options:
RAL: 9006 White Aluminium
Tiger Drylac: 49/90380

Anyone had any experience with either powder color? RAL is a German spec I believe.
Cheers
While powder coated wheels are quite common, the drawback with typical thick film powders is that incipient wheel cracks will be masked by the coating itself.

Research ceramic coating services and color options. Coating thickness is thin along with other properties (resistant to solvents, brake fluids, heat, corrosion, etc.).
http://www.cerakoteguncoatings.com/finishes/

In any recoating process, the wheel should be stripped, cleaned and any surface finish applied/prepped (e.g. polishing, beat blasting, etc.) before recoating.

Sherwood
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