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Originally Posted by Dylan
I realize you're on a budget, but you could justify putting the money you saved on the free wheels toward powder coating them. That is the way to do it right when it comes to quality and durability. Places that can do this for you ought to have a variety of color options, and it normally runs about $50 per wheel from what I recall.
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True, getting them for free opens up new possibilities for what to use the money for. Powder coating in certainly the best way to get the color changed, although I do worry about touch up if they get scuffed off road. Also out of curiousity, when wheels are powder coated, do they do the part that is inside the tire too?