Took the long way home to checkout the big waves.
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Scored two factory aluminum wheels and one steel wheel from my buddies salvage yard. Rounding up a set for winter tires, yokohama geolander i/t's. Steel wheel will become a spare, and I've got two others. They are in rough shape, but they'll do. Got them blasted within an hour and ready for powder coating View attachment 1172792View attachment 1172793
Because powder coating is by far the best way to refinish a wheel. Also it just so happens I own a powder coating business so it would be more work to rattle can them!If they are "winter wheels" why not just rattle can them. As much salt and sand as you guys use up there they are bound to get dinged and scratched. Just thinking aloud.
There's a decent little fire road about 4 miles north from the lot you're at. Just before Costanoa on the 1. Takes you up the hill for some nice views of the coast. Btw, I think you passed me on Saturday on hwy 1 too, in SC, no?Took the long way home to checkout the big waves. View attachment 1172721 View attachment 1172727 View attachment 1172730 View attachment 1172731
Because powder coating is by far the best way to refinish a wheel. Also it just so happens I own a powder coating business so it would be more work to rattle can them!
I'll have to check that view next time. It wasnt me on Saturday but i have seen a few nice cruisers on skyline passed Alices ladt Friday.There's a decent little fire road about 4 miles north from the lot you're at. Just before Costanoa on the 1. Takes you up the hill for some nice views of the coast. Btw, I think you passed me on Saturday on hwy 1 too, in SC, no?
Replaced my windshield! I can see again!
Yep I used Safelite. I've had Safelite replace several windshields for me on all my vehicles and they have always been top notch, and at least the guys here know how to do the cruisers the right way with a new gasket and using adhesive inside and out on the gasket. Lots of places just use adhesive on the outside and the glass ends up being noisy over bumps and leaks at the corners.Did you do it yourself or pay someone like Safelite? I need to do this too, but the stories on Safelite are 50/50 on success.
Yep I used Safelite. I've had Safelite replace several windshields for me on all my vehicles and they have always been top notch, and at least the guys here know how to do the cruisers the right way with a new gasket and using adhesive inside and out on the gasket. Lots of places just use adhesive on the outside and the glass ends up being noisy over bumps and leaks at the corners.
Great news (and pretty much what I had decided too). Thanks for confirming!