Re-coating Wheels
Trailer wheels (al alloy) are starting to look a little rough. It appears the clear coat is deteriorating. For my own curiosity, I did some quick online research on steel as opposed to aluminum replac...
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They are powder coated from the factory. To re-coat them, they would need to be stripped, polished and outgassed to ready to re-coat. You can not coat just one side, tires will need to be dismounted, wheels will go in a oven to be baked at 400* until the powder coat melts and adheres to the wheel.
I strip and coat parts every day. I do aluminum wheels for $300 a piece. I don't polish them, that would be an additional cost.
I strip and coat parts every day. I do aluminum wheels for $300 a piece. I don't polish them, that would be an additional cost.
