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Tires & Wheels Forum Discussion of Tires and Wheels...pretty obvious, eh?
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Chrome Clad Removal
Before I scratch and gouge my rims, what's the method to remove the chrome clad cover from the stock wheels. Belive it or not I have BOTH the steel w/chrome AND the alloy w/chrome. I plan to remove the clad and powdercoat my stock alloys black. In the meantime I picked-up a set of four used steelies for $50. I will use the stealies while I get the powdercoating done.
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