[d.j. moordigian]

Originally Posted by wrndln

After having 2 sets of rims powdercoated for my vehicles, I am thinking of painting the next set. The problem I had with powdercoating was trying to fill curb dings and other minor rim damage with J B Weld on the rims before powdercoating. J B Weld is supposedly good up to 600 degree. Even though I told the powdercoaters (two different places) to bake them at the lowest allowable temperature to minimize the risk of messing up the J B Weld I used to fill the dings, the J B Weld still "sagged" some. If you paint the rims, regular body filler would work just fine, as high temperature wouldn't be a problem.
Rusty Nelson

http://www.eastwood.com/hi-temp-lab-...FU6Vfgoddt0MQw