The Ford Barn

todd3131 · 03-27-2015, 02:36 PM

Call me paranoid but if I was the business owner and I blasted the wheels I was brought I would discount at the least and more likely refund the total cost of blasting and coating, but to help find new wheels makes me suspicious that there is something else going on. I have blasted, glass beaded and painted and powder coated more wire wheels than I can remember and even with the ones covered in rust you could tell
how pitted they were going to be. If the wheels looked good before blasting
I don't see how they could hide enough rust to be severely pitted without knowing going in.

Reminds me of a saying "Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean there not out to get me"

03-27-2015, 02:36 PM	#14
todd3131 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: cedar rapids iowa Posts: 530	Re: powder coating - did not turn out well, could use some thoughts Call me paranoid but if I was the business owner and I blasted the wheels I was brought I would discount at the least and more likely refund the total cost of blasting and coating, but to help find new wheels makes me suspicious that there is something else going on. I have blasted, glass beaded and painted and powder coated more wire wheels than I can remember and even with the ones covered in rust you could tell how pitted they were going to be. If the wheels looked good before blasting I don't see how they could hide enough rust to be severely pitted without knowing going in. Reminds me of a saying "Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean there not out to get me"