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Old 01-06-2008, 06:22 PM
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i was was just wondering how much powder does it usally take to coat 4 wheels.i've never done any wheels yet,and a customer wants some done.
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There's alot of different type wheels, what are they?
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i saw someone post 2lb for 4 17in car rims.
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2 lbs is plenty for 4 17" wheels.
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ok thanks.i just wanted to get a idea
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