Any update as to if this worked?The chrome piece definitely comes off. I have to get something durable to put in between the chrome piece and rim and I’ll get it off with a small flat head.
No I have not had time to try it outAny update as to if this worked?
I think those could be factory finished wheels from one of the newer packages.I was wanting to do the same thing with mine and then I came across these on eBay (wanting way too much). It looks like they removed the inserts and painted/powder coated them and did not replace the inserts. I am waiting on a response as to how they got the inserts off.
Looks great! You reattached the inserts with silicone?Final product... just need to mount the tires... thoughts?
Final product... just need to mount the tires... thoughts?
Still trying to figure it out... originally was gonna use a 3m adhesive, but not strong enough. Might use silicone or a P/L Premium productLooks great! You reattached the inserts with silicone?
Just my opinion but I wouldn't use construction adhesive for two reasons; It's way too permanent and any squeeze-out will look horrible.Still trying to figure it out... originally was gonna use a 3m adhesive, but not strong enough. Might use silicone or a P/L Premium product
Been doing research and JB Weld has been recommended often as an alternative to silicone. Reading that an epoxy glue is better on something thats stronger for wheels/rims.Just my opinion but I wouldn't use construction adhesive for two reasons; It's way too permanent and any squeeze-out will look horrible.
Personally, I'd use clear or black 100% silicone. Apply it directly to the inserts and then place them on the wheel. If there is any squeeze-out, don't touch it until you spray the area completely with aerosol window cleaner and then wipe off the squeeze-out with your finger. It'll clean up perfectly.
Looks great. Clear or black silicone?Tried the 3m, but they still moved... ened up using silicone like it originally had... View attachment 70931