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    PSI2HI
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    Steel cant be done. Most all import vehicles have aluminum valve covers, so most all sahould be able to be done.

    "Just because you know it all doesn't mean you can do it all"

    "If you can't afford to do it right the first time can you afford to do it a second time?"

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      treimche wrote:
      Would it be ok to anodize wheels or not? I would just be worried about getting the tires mounted on them and the lug nuts messing up the coating. How durable is it compared to powdercoating?

      Anyone?

      Troy
      2009 Yamaha R1
      2002 WRX
      2001 Toyota Tundra
      2001 Yamaha R6
      1988 Yamaha YSR 50
      2003 XR50

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        Yeah you can anodize wheels no problem. Shouldn't have any problems mounting tires unless you got some retard doing them which in that cause it doesn't matter whats on them their gonna mess it up.

        Only kicker on doing wheels is if you want them to look completly perfect w/ no grain of the alum behind them is they basically need to be polished before hand because anyt defect will show. But if you dont mind the grain of the aluminum then leave them as is.

        "Just because you know it all doesn't mean you can do it all"

        "If you can't afford to do it right the first time can you afford to do it a second time?"

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