Painting Vintage Wheel Works V45

01-19-2009, 04:32 PM

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Yeah,I would say just clean them well with a good wheel cleaner to rid them of brake dust (if they've been used) and then mask,primer and paint.
Low-gloss would look best,IMHO.
I like Mother's polish for aluminum but there is a whole host of excellent products on the market.

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