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    Removing paint

    I bought a pair of rims off my brother that he traded some stuff for. The previous owner painted thme with engine paint. What would the easiest way to remove the paint be, without damage the tires or anything ?
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    first try powerwashing them, the extra paint probably doesnt have a good grip and you might luck out getting almost all of it off with pressure.
    if not then:






    http://www.d-series.org/forums/gener...-hx-aloys.html

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      #3
      Will that harm the tires in anyway the tires on the rims are brand new dont wanna mess em up lol

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        #4
        I would not do it with the tires on, You could put index cards or something around the edge to prevent over spray...

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          #5
          As for as removing paint with the tires still on, I wouldn't attempt it. Unless you are positive you can cover them I would get them taken off first. As for as the paint goes, any strong industrial paint remover should work just fine, honestly even some cheap remover might do the trick.

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