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Smasal

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Yep...got bored. And yes I was lazy and didn't remove them. But I did rotate my tires while I was at it.

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Turned put good. How long did it take for the laint to dry and u did use caliper paint right?
 
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No I used regular 98cent krylon? Should hold right?!

Yes used caliper paint from Oreillys. Degreased em, scraped em, they were fairly clean, but did it anyways. Turned out really good in my opinion. I put the wheels back on waaaay before they will dry. But I figure it's all the same. That paint is super thick. I'll just take the scooter to work in the morning ;-)
 
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Thank you. Been a couple days. Holding up nicely. I like that it's not really obvious that they are painted. It's very subtle because the wheel doesn't have much space in it.
 

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