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  1. 06-30-2014, 01:11 PM #1
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    Thumbs up FS: Fuchs 911rs 7Jx15 wheels rare

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    I'm selling a pair of original 911RS 7Jx15 wheels in excellent condition. The part number on both wheels are 911.361.020 [01] and both uses the 3 prong center caps with matching date codes 7/73. These wheels are the last month and year production of the 911RS. Both wheels have been powder coated and 3 prong caps included.

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  3. 07-08-2014, 09:08 AM #3
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  4. 07-08-2014, 06:33 PM #4
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    Just to potentially help with the sale, can these be un-powder-coated?
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  5. 07-08-2014, 06:40 PM #5
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    Definitely these can be un-powder-coated. Any wheel shop can strip off the powder-coated to bare metal.
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  6. 07-09-2014, 07:46 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by autoclub911 View Post
    Definitely these can be un-powder-coated. Any wheel shop can strip off the powder-coated to bare metal.
    how? I looked into this a while back and all methods suggested would harm the aluminum in some way. I checked on a number of chemical strippers that I found referenced online but it's getting very difficult to buy these chemicals, depending where you live. also, most shops lightly sand-blast aluminum before powder coating.
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    Quote Originally Posted by haycait911 View Post
    how? I looked into this a while back and all methods suggested would harm the aluminum in some way. I checked on a number of chemical strippers that I found referenced online but it's getting very difficult to buy these chemicals, depending where you live. also, most shops lightly sand-blast aluminum before powder coating.
    I live in California and the chemicals are easily bought here. Powdered coating typically involves temperatures below 500 degrees. Too low to effect any wheel metalurgy. When the powder coating is cured correctly it should not affect the original temper of the alloy wheels and does not harm the aluminum in any way.
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  8. 07-09-2014, 12:09 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by autoclub911 View Post
    I live in California and the chemicals are easily bought here. Powdered coating typically involves temperatures below 500 degrees. Too low to effect any wheel metalurgy. When the powder coating is cured correctly it should not affect the original temper of the alloy wheels and does not harm the aluminum in any way.
    annealing temps for aluminum start at 400 degrees F, depending on the alloy.
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