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so you do the exact same thing? cool. i'll do it on a himoto v2 wing that im gonna get...making it red because it fits my body style. (i swear they have almost every color of that wing but not red[:@])
so you do the exact same thing? cool. i'll do it on a himoto v2 wing that im gonna get...making it red because it fits my body style. (i swear they have almost every color of that wing but not red[:@])
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RE: wheel dye
is there any way the dye is going to like rub off or something after a while?
i guess scarlet is red right?
for getting chrome off just get some sand paper and use some elbow grease!
i guess scarlet is red right?
for getting chrome off just get some sand paper and use some elbow grease!
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yeah if you gouge it or scratch it deep, the original color will show through. Any type of solvents (thinners, metho, acetone) wont affect it at all. I would think you would also have a hard time removing the color by sanding it too, so its pretty durable. Sections on mine are starting to show through now, but only where I have had big hits. Nothing a little black texta cant fix ....or a re-dye if you could be bothered.
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so red is "scarlet" right?
so red is "scarlet" right?
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RE: wheel dye
u can also buy the powered dye and it works the same and its cheaper. fyi if u have chrome wheels use easy off to take off the crome and they will be white. if anyone knows an easier way to take the crome off lmk
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mmhm i might try that. hey nbescalade813, do you think easyoff wouuld wreck the plastic rims??. also how do u use it, wipe the easy off on it or soak the rims in easy off,how long????????
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RE: wheel dye
boiling water temps, add some rit dye (color of choice of course) and drop in the wheel. Keep it in there until you get to the color shade you like. When done, let wheel dry and rinse the wheel
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RE: wheel dye
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boiling water temps, add some rit dye (color of choice of course) and drop in the wheel. Keep it in there until you get to the color shade you like. When done, let wheel dry and rinse the wheel
boiling water temps, add some rit dye (color of choice of course) and drop in the wheel. Keep it in there until you get to the color shade you like. When done, let wheel dry and rinse the wheel
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RE: wheel dye
but it works. me and my friend did it to our tmaxx and revo wheels and he dyed his rockers. i dont have pics but they looked good. im gunna do the same with my mini lst rims and my savage x rims. ill post pics of them when i do them
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RE: wheel dye
you can dye the chrome? so if i had silver chrome wheels i can let them sit in blackk or blue dye and it will be blue chrome or black chrome? thats awsome if it works. the heat from the water doesnt cause the chrome to crack?
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