Bartomos is correct with his "sand to taste" comment: before I painted the grey on it I knocked the wheel down with some 220 as the initial surface was just a little too rough. Also as far as getting a "smoother" finish from the Line-X guy, yes, that may be possible as once I got to know "Joe" at the Line-X shop it appears that the rate at which it is applied determines the texture as evidenced by his experimenting on the underside of the running boards I had done at the same time: some areas were relatively smooth, other areas not so much. That stuff is very unusual: the 2 parts set up in 4 seconds after leaving the nozzle. And Uncle Brad, I only have 1100 miles on the truck, the surface still looks as good as when I just started using it...no indication of any wear at this point......


1948 5-window 3100 Chevy
327 V-8 TBI 700R4 Posi 3.73
"Old Blue"
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