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question for hot air owners. I just hate my T wheels cause they're always dirty and hard as $hit to clean.
So are the GN wheels easier because they are painted???
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Get 'em bead blasted and powdercoated clear.
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The GN wheels are easier due to the paint. Personally, I like the looks better without the paint. My dad's 86 T-type is not bad, just find the right aluminum cleaner and they look brand new with little to no scrubbing.
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