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revamped creeper wheels

snapz

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quick mod for you guys too enjoy and try i just got tired of lookin at the stock lookin rim i said its time for a change and very cheap too do...

(first step) disasemble wheels from your creeper.

(Second step) scuff your rim so piant can grab...i used a soft wire wheel in my dremel.

(third step) i chose pactra white lexan paint,dries fast and i also wanted the rims to stand out..
see pics below..........................

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(forth step) i now gathered all my parts to striped of the factory red with an easyoff bath

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I now placed all parts in a tinfoil pan and soaked them with easy off as you can see it only takes seconds for color to start to run off i left in from about 5 to 10 minutes and when all the red was gone i washed with soap and water.

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Gave all the parts a quick polish and here you have your new lookin wheels (all done in an hour)

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thanks for lookin
 
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So it really does only take a few mins to de-anodize? Looking online people were talking about leaving it for hours or over night etc. I want to strip the green off mine and then dye them blue to change it up a bit.
 
So it really does only take a few mins to de-anodize? Looking online people were talking about leaving it for hours or over night etc. I want to strip the green off mine and then dye them blue to change it up a bit.

If you use easy off it only takes a few minutes. I prefer to use greased lighting it takes a longer but its not as caustic as easy off.
 
If you use easy off it only takes a few minutes. I prefer to use greased lighting it takes a longer but its not as caustic as easy off.

I grabbed some shaws brand easy off and did it last night. Worked good except for the jagged edges on the outside of the bead locks. I let it soak 3 times and the corners still have green in them. I'm gonna try helping it with a q-tip later. The rest of it came right off in minutes.
 
Those look really good man!! Will you post up a picture of them on the mounted on the creeper, i want to see what that looks like.
 
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