How To OLD SCHOOL Wheel/Rim Re-Conditioning....YOU CAN DO THIS!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Step by step to recondition your wheels at home. We show you how we used to do it years and years ago and that it is still possible for you to do as well. Good Luck make sure you subscribe if you can't watch the video in full the first time.
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wow! amazing purely amazing and well paced and very informative without being OVERLY dramatic or making the mistake of being " too expert" in the language or materials used this could be followed by literally anyone with any budget and without any loop holes or forgotten materials or worse materials or tools unobtainable by normal people! too many incredible individuals with vast skill and knowledge either speak so poorly its not conveyed to the viewer or use equipment so expensive that the people watching the video cannot purchase or even rent the equipment and the viewers who could afford such luxuries instead go to someone and pays for it to be done! lol its apparent you know your business and im subbed and this video had the like button mashed! ive been a mechanic 17 yrs and have only lightly dabbled in the aesthetics of paint with poor results simply due to lack of KNOWLEDGE! your video was by far the most informative and paced so well I wasnt bored or forced to fast forward lol! thanks again and its appreciated since ive got some rims needing fixed myself!
Keith Thank you very much for the Kudos...your comments do come in handy when adding this video stuff to our plate..our main goal is to help the average do it yourself-er with easy common sense tricks that are ACTUALLY DOABLE and that cost the least amount as possible, granted sometimes it takes a little more in the tools area or the expense area but we always try to keep it as easy as possible..thanks again :)
You painted right over the valve stem.
Erik Pedersen - I was a little 😱 when I saw that too haha
YES we did....they were metal TPMS stems and they were nasty and rusty so they got hammered too.
me too !
Blasted mine with my buddy's setup then asked a local body shop the next time they were painting a silver car. They were painting a silver BMW the following week so they shot my rims for $100 at the same time. I did all the prep, covered them with trashbags to keep them clean, they just painted. Came out spectacular.
thanks so much for your helpful comments and for being here with us..:)
So refreshing to have a channel which consistently posts good content and doesn't try to sell me anything. Thank you for actually caring about us and sharing your knowledge of the best tools for the job.
you are very welcome tdou we love to help good people do fun projects....at the lowest cost possible for them and using the fastest methods
tdou so true!
tdou ii
That's how every small channel is. Just wait :)
+full name here lol yup
great video, never knew how easy it could be to sandblast something, BIG thanks for no crappy music playing over your instruction.
no problem glad to help we try to keep it simple :)
After all the great tips SPC gives us, I have a good one for you. For rim painting I like to do off vehicle on a large lazy suzan or turn table. I stand in one spot and get 100% coverage spraying as the wheel spins. I also use vaseline on the rubber by brush for the overspray and power wash later. Thanks again and keep it up!!!
we do some very large wheels and a spinning table is hard to find that will bear the weight. thank you for the great comments.
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This just brought me back to my high school days when me and a buddy of mine decided to buy a bunch of sand and we started blasting out swimming pools during the winter time so they can get them ready for the summer
I like to paint the inner part of the wheel black. Gives more depth and you don't have to worry about keeping it clean
Ima do that to my truck that’s a really smart idea
Great info guys. I forgot all about being able to sand blast wheels and make them looks way better. Basic but awesome info. Good work!
jcarey thank you very much my friend we are glad to have you with us and help you out where we can :)
Short, no BS, very detailed and straightforward. This guy reminds me of how my father used to explain some of the most complex things to me. "I'm gon teach you Barney style" he used to say. Easiest sub I've given all year.
thanks Justin glad to have you here with us
So glad I found your channel, I'm recommending it to everyone I know. Thanks for sharing it with us, you hit the nail right on the head when you say. "Most people don't have those professional tools and you can still do a decent job with this."
Senna4EvR thank you very much
GREAT REAL-WORLD CHANNEL! Hats off to you! It's great that you cater to guys who don't have a professional workshop! Thank you for making these videos! All the best, Rob
Thanks Rob Glad to have you with us
darn,my wheels are terrible on my santa fe,was thinking about just buying new ones but this makes me want to try and tackle this job myself,i think i can do it,i've spray painted plenty of stuff before with good results so here goes nothing i guess,might be fun as well for diy project,lol...thx for the great video
fonzo2525 thanks you very much and you can do it and it is a great feeling of accomplishment when you get it done :)
I had a set of American Racing FWD star wheels and the centers corroded under the clear first, then places on the rim corroded. Didn't have any success stripping the clear to polish out the rims. Didn't consider painting them, so I got rid of them. Haven't bought clear coated wheels since then. This video shows me that I can pickup someone's cast off corroded finish wheels if they otherwise suit me and make them look good again.
Yes you can Mark! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Lil trick if you can let the air out of the tire you can break the beed on the tire to get the paint around the edge of the rim
I took my wheels to a tire place and had them taken off.
You are the FIRST auto vid maker (and I've watched many as I've been keeping an '89 Vanagon and a '95 Subaru alive) to mention females. 👏🏾 And you weren't referring to the sort that you hang from your review mirror.
Thank you Lisa we truly appreciate that and We believe the ladies need to be mentioned as well they love their cars just as much is the guys. Have a great night my friend
50 years of spray gun work has taught me to do the hardest places first. The easier open areas will get coated in the process.
Craig Keller thank you for sharing my friend :) mike
50 years huh? I learned that my first day in a booth
@@johnspartan3405 he didn't say it took him 50 years to figure that out. No need to act cocky.
I learned it, and i wasn't even in the booth, i just looked at my phone @johnspartan3405
I do a lot of these kinda jobs. Its fun. Looks even better when you also paint the inside of the wheel!
.:: KOEN ::. it is enjoyable for sure and we paint the insides when the customers request it...its all about the customer here :)
Awesome! I love your videos. You doing those wheels was a pretty huge revelation. Akin to when I first polished plastic. Thank for sharing this.
Great DIY video.
I have a suggestion to mask the tire easier.
When you mask the tire i don't mask all the way to the rim, i leave a space about an inch to an inch and a half then i paint the tire with a layer of soap. The soap i use is thick like grease and normally used on wooden floors. When the the paint is dry i wash of the soap.
The same soap can be used on your cooking pan and pot when you cook over an open fire and the sot vil be way easier to clean.
thank you very much and thanks for sharing the great tips...
alot of people really don't know how to use a rattle can, personally i've been using one for 50yrs and you can do a great job if you know what your doing.
Ruger Rocker you are very correct my friend :) thank you for sharing and we are very glad we can help :)
Tire shops scars the wheels up, then use another tire shop. A good modern tire machine if used correctly does not even touch the outer rim beads. Only the clamping from the bottom inside touches the wheels, which is impossible to avoid. Older tire machines did scar the wheels but those are not used anymore that I've seen.
how does a paint job like this hold up to the tire being mounted to the wheel? does the paint get chipped off?
ze3bar with our belle tire guys they never damage any off our rims even after we have painted them so it matters who you have do it
Thanks for the video,I'm in the UK,and love watching your channel,great to see no nonsense low cost repairs for the average diyer
thanks Gaz glad to have you
when I mask wheels or detailing I use shop rags or thin cloth rags it's faster and a lot easier some times than using tape and paper I do like the blue masking tape easy to work with and you can use it over a lot of times Hey I hear that You Tube is handing out a Oscar for your 5 star channel take care Joe
these templates are used over and over thats why we used them we made them the first time took a little longer but now we can just slap them on in less than a minute
cloth diapers! lol. what a throw back! great vids!
I’m gonna do my wheels just like this . They look great!
You'll love the results John! Just make sure to use the same products/tools we share in the .....more of the video description. Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic weekend my friend. mad Mike & team
cool. i do the same thing except ive been using 3×5 note cards i stick down around the rim.it makes like a cone around it and havent got paint on the tire once.
cool mike...we slap the paper on in 30 seconds as we use it over and over
I endorse tdou's comment. Your channel has sky-rocketed up my favourites (yes, I'm in the UK - we shove a 'U' in all sorts of words!) list. Best tip so far for me has been Mothers metal polish for acrylic headlights.
thanks richard :) glad we can help :)
For those who dint want to use paper and tape to protect the tirecfeom pain you can use axdexk of cards and press them in between the tire and the rim. Saves slot of time and is alot more reusable that paper and masking tape.
Thank you for watching and sharing Jonathan. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Haha, the paper tire covers are brilliant. Thanks!
thanks they have so much tape on them now because we use them all the time that they have become a permanent tool lol
You can also use index cards
Index cards or poker cards would work much better, just a little tip. Help the helper.
So pleased that I’ve come across your You-tube Videos. They are detailed and easy to follow.
Thanks :) Ste
Steve we are glad to help you my friend :)
Why do you cover up the final results with more links?
TrailSlug we adjusted that as it was one of our first videos also you get a good look at how bad they were to how nice they become throughout the video...try it and you will love your own results my friend
Man I love your channel. I like that you give a list of EVERY tool you use.
Hello Michael we did not used to give lists out and so many people were asking what we were using it only made common sense for us to share what we use and where we get it have a great day my friend
Thank you for sharing all your experience, you are doing it with very simple words and minimise all blla blla stuff, you are great mate! THANK YOU!!!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH NIKI
You give me the best solutions, at the perfect time!!
G'day from Australia. 😉
Stephen glad we can help my Australian friend :)
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! My used set of rims are kick butt looking now even painted my lug nutts picked all the same colors you used! Get alot of compliments also thanks you again.
You are very welcome
Here's a lil trick for ya! When I have painted wheels in the past I apply tire shine w a curved applicator spraying the shine on the applicator not tire. Then you can spray the rims and can get it in the tire. After the rims dry you can hose off the paint on the tire cause the paint won't stick to the tire shine. I found it way easier then taping and covering the tire!
the covers we use over and over they just lay on the wheels takes us 30 seconds to lay them on the tire
Wow, that was brilliant. Cant believe how nice that is from rattle cans. Love your channel.
thanks a bunch :)
Hey, what your experience with spray painting in the cold? It’s winter here my garage is only 41 to 45°F.
It doesn't usually pan out real well, we like to have it at least 60 degrees and even that isn't the best 70+ is optimal for spray painting. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Regarding the clear, how many coats, do you put on, also do you put on a light coat first, then you put a heavy coat, or do you keep spraying the clear so the whole front of the rim gets protected,also the back of the rim, what worries me, is the brake dust do you also put clear on, considering the brake dust could really do a number on those rims or mag wheels, like surface rust, I have seen cases where there is an almost new car, and the rims,(steel rims), sometimes factory mag wheels start to look brown from the brake dust, no matter what you use to clean them.
You can put as many coats of clear on that you want, front and back, then use this goo.gl/Eqjnp3 once every 5 years. Thank you so much for watching and asking. Sorry for our delayed response my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Is there any way to do the first step other than sandblasting? I don't have a compressor or that little canister or anything.
I’m very sorry and if your wheels are rims look at all like these this is really the only way to do it
Im out, i see the sandblaster and i already cant follow.
rom you can use sand paper if you really want to do the job or pay someone to blast them for you
@@SweetProjectCars Most use rotary tools or grinders or grid rotary tool i believe. Samd blasting looks so simlpe and has super nice result. If im going to do it, it will be the manual method with a couple sand papers in different grids
A deck of cards is better way to keep the paint off the tyres. Just deflate them and push them in between the rim and tyre go all the way around and it does a very good job
Michael Rmz you mean this ua-cam.com/video/IDoIpxzZNqo/v-deo.html
I am planning on doing this in a few weeks. Just want to make sure you don't have to take the tire off?
You don't have to my friend. Thanks for watching, good luck on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thank you for showing me how to do this
Sold!! Good job. 👍👍👍
Thank you very much J, we appreciate the view and the 3 thumbs up, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great job, I never know it’s easy like this,thanks a lot 👍🏼
THANK YOU !! very much :)
I got a situation. I bought a car that had shattered front windshield(deer went thru) previous owner had put on some plastic film on the car from wipers to middle of roof pretty sure its something like one of those "stick n protect" plastic films that dealers cars usually have on carpet when they get them detailed. Anyway, that film is bonded to my cars paint like a clear bra. I have tried goo gone, goof off with plastic razor blades. No success blades r bit thicker to get under the film. My last hope is turtle wax sticker n film remover (stuff is like 8 bucks a can) and heat gun. Its so tuff that i used metal razors on moonroof glass n i did half of it n thought to myself there should be a better way. Do you have any other way that might work? What are my options.
5Riverz so you say you have tried heat gun?or you have not tried that?
Sweet Project Cars no i havent tried that because the plastic is all cracked like spiderweb. So i thought of soakin it with these products and try to scrape it.
I jus noticed that my neighbor has the same stuff on his jeep's hatch where its got rust/body damage. I was able to read it cuz his jeep is gray mine is black i couldnt read what it says on mine. It is that flooring stuff that some detailers use. Wanna punch the dude in the face who thought it would be a good idea to use it on my car to seal it. Could have just used shower liner or some sort of plastic drop cloth.
5Riverz you might want to try 3M have some really good products for that kind of stuff and/or have you tried a heat gun or not?
Sweet Project Cars i have yet to try the heat gun. I went and got turtle wax sticker remover from walmart for 5 bucks. I will try heat gun n sticker remover wednesday when im off from work. Will give you the feedback for sure.
GREAT VIDEO! ...WHAT IS THAT ORANGE PLASTIC BALL ATTACHED TO THE BLASTER GUN WHERE THE HOSE HOOKS UP? AND WHERE CAN I GET ONE?...THANKS
Idk seems like this could be easier just using some wheel acid to bring them back to their original shine.
No paint required.
You can not use wheel acid on all wheels tho, gotta know what you're doing!
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You can do whatever you want to do Sweet Missy Petunia :) We are simply sharing what we know works and is the easiest and most economical for most people. Thank you for the view, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Works better if u let the air out of the tire. Then you can tuck cardboard/post cards between tire and rim. Works fantastic
we use these templates over and over and never had a customer un happy with the quick results we produce for them with great care and quality...but thanks
The color and satin clear makes it look like it's a plastic wheel cover, instead of a Factory mag.
That's what the customer wanted and they were the ones footin the bill...
Yes, I didn't mean for my response to be negative- just what I observed. They came out very nice.
oh I know you didnt mean anything I just knw the custoer rules even though I suggested just what you said to them and they didnt want it that way ugg :) have a great day Hubba
Good diy bro thx! Bob the belgian😎 i found it a nice job to watch and do myself!
Bob thank you very much my friend glad we could help :)
Thx, you did! I follow yr work👌
love this channel
thank you :)
Did that to the set of Jeep factory wheels it's excellent
Paul Laverty that's awesome good to hear
Wow fantastic! Can't wait til I get a compressor.
Getting a compressor will change your life that’s for sure when it comes to working on your own cars or others have a great night
Sweet Project Cars: when would this method be used vs. the other one you used where you stripped the clear coat with aircraft remover stripper? I have alloy rims that looks just like the ones you have in this video and am figuring out what method I need to use to restore them. Thanks!
Hello Scott if you have rims like these in the video I would do this video exactly as we did it if you want them shiny then you would have to sand all the roughness out by hand then buff them till they shine but if you like the results of what you see in this video just follow this video and you’ll be good to go my friend have a great night
Sweet Project Cars Thanks for your reply and tips! My rims are from a Honda Odyssey. The rims have a shiny, machined finish on the front of the spokes and the sides and inner parts are painted. Could I strip the clear, use a drill with wire brush to remove all the corrosion, then re-clear to maintain the machined finish? I don't have a sand blaster attachment.
Scott Duty thats exactly what I would what you mentioned...you are on the right track my friend :)
Hi, great video. So the blasting you dis was only to remove the clear coat right? You didn't remove the basecoat? I want to refinish all my four silver aluminum rims but do I need to strip all the way to bare metal or can I just sand the clear coat and paint a fresh new silver basecoat?
Rob D we stipped it down to the bare aluminum
What was the media that you used?
Playing cards fit in the wheel nicely to create a firm starter row to protect the tire.
Agreed! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
nice job, good explanation for a DIYer
thanks much Robert
Does the blasting hurt the tires? I just had a new set of tires put on and waiting for warmer weather to blast and paint the rims and I really don't want to dismount the tires to blast the rims.
blueknight blasting does not hurt the tires my friend
@@SweetProjectCars Thanks for the quick reply.
Amazing work as usual!!
thank you star glad to have you here with us...
Don’t forget a mask while sandblasting! Good video 👍🏻
Paul thank you very much for your great comment, it is great for the whole channel to have good people like you here :)
Do you have any rims you painted after a year or two of use and what they look like?
We have hundreds of sets of rims that we've done over the years but still look gorgeous because the owners take care of them after they're done that's the key thanks for the question.
If you haven't got the compressor to spray them use rattle cans, if you don't have a compressor you'll fall at the first hurdle because you won't be able to bead blast them.
Paul as most people know in order to work on the car if you need a few simple tools an air compressor is one of the most important tools you can have otherwise you’ll be paying people to do the work on your car for you Thanks Mike Sweet project cars
I've worked on my own cars and relatives cars for over 30 years and never owned a compressor and never needed one, I will say that having one would make some things a bit easier, I guess I've just got by without up to now, great video by the way.
I'm going to do this to my wheels, they aren't as bad shape as yours were. maybe I can clean mine with steel wool then prime and paint them??
there you go have at it and have fun doing it :)
I love your channel - so glad I found it!
thank you Louis glad to have you
You should use slow steady strokes and not tip the can upside down which could cause drips. You have to stand up walk around the wheel and hit all angles consistently from the same direction. Several lite coats not heavy
we have use this exact process for over 40 years on 100's of customers wheels and they always come out beautiful and last for years when cared for
We have horrible curbs and I frequently back into them with my tyres. Leaves a scratched surface, how do I fix that? I think you call it curb rash!
Tineke Williams we will be doing some videos on that very soon my friend :)
Thank you!
I was wondering if you sand and use the Mother's metal polish after this.
we do if the customer wants a polished aluminum finish
Hi, I'm Paul. How much F11 is needed to treat the inside and outside of an average car? Thanks!!
Hello Paul not sure what you mean by F 11 maybe I’m missing something?
Playing cards or note cards stuck in between the tire and wheel work great.
you mean this ua-cam.com/video/IDoIpxzZNqo/v-deo.html
Shouldn't you add a coat of gloss black before the silver one? I know with chrome paint its the process.
You can do that if you like we found this process works great after trying many other methods that did not work as well thank you for asking though my friend
Briliant silver is a good paint only when u have strong, direct sunlight hitting it, a little poly never hurts, but for all other aplications i would pass, as it makes the metal look dull
Skyler Taunt thats why we do this video ua-cam.com/video/gxouiNX8JM0/v-deo.html also we are newbies at this so if you could send your video on how to do it correctly as you mentioned in your comment we will post it for you.
I honestly do not know. I just find it frustrating and thought i would leave a tip from personal exereince
Skyler Taunt good deal thanks much :)
A COUPLE OF LITTLE TIPS FOR THE REAL BEGINNER
MOST PEOPLE ARE SO INTENT ON WHAT THEY ARE DOING THEY HIT THE BOTTOM OF THE CAN ON THE PAINT THEY JUST APPLIED (EASILY DONE )JUST KEEP AN EYE ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CAN
PLUS THE SPRAY TECHNIQUE THIS GUY USES IT ONE TO FOLLOW
DONT PRESS AN HOLD THE PAINT IN ONE PLACE OR IT WILL RUN
PRESS RELEASE ,,,PRESS RELEASE PRESS RELEASE
PRACTISE WITH AN OLD CAN OF PAINT FIRST
GOOD LUCK NICE VIDEO
AND THANKS FOR THE CONSIDERATION FOR THOSE WHO DONT HAVE THE RIGHT PRO TOOLS
Keef Ardin thanks I truly appreciate the helping the team out. Have a great day
Wow it looks new
andy thank you very much, my friend, we really appreciate the great comment :)
How long does a paint job like this last on the wheels?
how much black diamond is needed to do 4 wheels?
I would get 2 of these amzn.to/2zTWTDo Thanks for watching Patrick, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
were you using sand or glass bead on these rims?
If you look in the show more of the video description you will find all the tools and the blasting media that we used, it is a mix between glass beads and silica it works great it is abrasive enough to get the job done yet not too much thanks for asking my friend have a great day
Thank you , for sharing
you are very welcome
"Diamond cut" wheels are a nightmare!
I've had them bubble under the paint on new wheels.
wait till you see the next set of wheels we do...it will be mind blowing
when the clear dries doesn't it shrink and cause orange peal? I Know on cars it does which is why you color sand and buff....
no issues in all the years we have done it for our paying customers thank you
Nice chevy cruise rims
2008 dodge grand caravan wheels..sorry Thank you Very Much.. we are glad you are here with us.
Sweet Project Cars their both exactly the same
Well done! Thanks
Jon thank you very much
Well done video thanks !
thank you harvey :)
I use playing cards to paint the rim.just stick em downin between the rim n tire.works everytime
Adam Freeborn you mean this ua-cam.com/video/IDoIpxzZNqo/v-deo.html
That is so cool and unbelievable nice wonderful
thank you veery much
Get er done! lol..😅...love the videos Fam.. Muchaz thanks 🤗
mustang thank you very much :)
What grit media did you use?
Hello Brian all the tools and products we use in our videos are in the show more of the video description if you cannot find this area of the video let us know
Can I do this without removing my tires?
Yes you can. Thanks for watching and asking. Have a great evening. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you for an excellent video!
thank you very much very glad to have you with us :)
GOOD work
thanks hogside :) we appreciate it
It would be good to do before getting your tires changed
Yes it would! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Can I sand the rims and if so what grit?
Michael Prindle see this it will give you some good ideas ua-cam.com/video/IDoIpxzZNqo/v-deo.html
A good "tire guy" wont scratch them all up.
Rick Williams Jr. a good tire guy is hard to find and when you do get a good one you want to keep them..thank you very much we truly appreciate it :)
I didn’t realize Adam Carolla had these skills.
LOL!! I've heard that so many times HA! Thanks for watching and commenting, have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
This is a wheelie good wideo
LOL, thank you! We appreciate the view Pun Man, have a stupendous day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
can I ask you one question?am afraid to paint mines because someone told me we can't mix aluminum with magnesium.is that true?
if you can get the paint to adhere then go at it and you are safe...as the paint is just paint
Sweet Project Cars thank you for advsingme me right. i will then
you are very welcome
Will one can primer and one can paint and one can clear do a full set of 16” rims of comparable spoke pattern? I guess I can buy extra cans and return unopened product.
Hello Trevor yes just buy extra three cans of each and return what you don’t use that’s the best way to do it
You just got a new subscriber Sr! Thank you very much for your great help!
Nahun glad to have you here with us my friend
heard that staind reference
Thanks! We appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC