YES HE CAN!!
well i decided to take on a little project, well not that little lol. I had some del sol wheels that i had a while ago that came off a parts car, i gave them to a friend, he never did anything to them, and i decided id take them back and try to fix them. The pictures are of the first wheel i took on, all and all im very happy with how it came out. It is far from perfect, but it is way ahead of where it was. Here are the pics

These are all 4 wheels


This is the wheel i started with


This is a before/after pic of the sanding the curbage on the lip


no more curbage


wheel with all scratches sanded off


waiting for primer

 

primed



painted



Oh and for reference the tires are all dead, so they will be removed, hence my lack concern with getting stuff on em

 

Good job getting the curbage off of those wheels. I thought you were gonna do the same thing that Robstunner did to his blades. h:

But it'd probably be best if you did all that work without the tires so you could get all the areas, especially the part under the valve stem.

 

hah i would but im doing this all by hand, and thats alot more sanding then im really looking to get into lol. Im just gonna be selling these when im done so imperfections dont really bother me. The next wheel im gonna do is that really messed up one so we'll see how long that one takes lol

 

wanna sell me two of them for my little sis's crx? lol I got a pair of those wheels and can't find another pair

 

ill sell you all four for a good deal, shipping will be a bitch though

 

well im about to work on another one. This is worst one by far so it should be interesting to see how long it takes lol. Here it is as it stands now, will post the updates later on

 

start off by sanding with what? 36 or 80 grit paper?

 

well with this one its gonna need some added juice cuz its fucked up pretty good lol. Gonna have my bro pull the tires off for me then ill be able to have at the lip with a dremel. The other wheel i started off with some 80 grit to wipe out the major marks then smooted things out with some 100

 

ok well today i got a little creative. I decided to use some fiberglass resin jelly i had laying around has a filler for the major damage. I had no idea how it would work , but i did know that resin drys hard as fricking rock so if it worked, it would work well. So here are the pics, im still gonna get my bro to take these tires off and when he does ill do a few more finishing touches to this wheel before i paint it.

here you can see just how bad the damage is


here it is with the reson on it


Here it is now, few more little things and its ready for paint