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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Wheels & Tires => Topic started by: Dave W on March 21, 2019, 04:24:33 pm
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I bought some 15x8 rally wheels at a swap meet, they had tires on them holding air.
Long story short there was corrosion, with pitting.
I have cleaned as good as possible down bare.
There is still some slight unevenessthe from the pitting.
I heard it may be possible to use miracle paint, or
Por 15 and apply about 3 coats sanding in between
To help level out.
And then maybe mount with some bead sealer.
Anyone have any insight?
Thank you
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Pictures would help but bead sealer is what is used to help with these issues.
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If you don't want to mess with all that you could run with tubes in the tires.
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You do not run tubes in a tubeless radial tire.
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I wonder if filling in the pits with lead would work, like they used to do on sheet metal back in the day.
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most shops as soon as they see pitting or corrosion will apply bead sealer to eliminate any air leaking. this is a common problem with Chevy and Chrysler wheels that are aluminum and chrome plated