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From the reading that I've done, P.C. is more flexible that paint and when done right lasts very well. The guy that did my wheels didn't cook them long enough
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From the reading that I've done, P.C. is more flexible that paint and when done right lasts very well.
The guy that did my wheels didn't cook them long enough (thanks to Mike's info) so when he redid two of them, they look great. He was used to doing cheap steel wheels that hold heat a lot more than the aluminum wheels, thereby "cooking" longer after the oven was shut off. Send 'em to Mike. He knows his ish. |
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