[NalinMFG]

Now I know I've seen somewhere that sells d window steelies without stripes... I've been looking for about an hour now and can seem to find it. Does anyone know who makes/sells em? flipoff: )OR- if it cost less to get the crager 342's w/ the stripe, is there some way to remove it without damaging the wheel? thank you!

 

[mrbigjeep]

i've heard finger nail polish remover will remove it but i've never tried.

 

[NalinMFG]

thanks- i've have heard that too, but like you, i have never talked to anyone who has done it....

 

[mrbigjeep]

do you want me to try it on my wheels for you

 

[NalinMFG]

ha, you dont need to go and do that! but if you ever do, let me know how it works!

 

[mr4x4]

those are pro comp rock crawlers steel rim series 51 they are powder coated black
you can get them at 4wheel parts

follow link
Series 51- Black

 

[Jerry Bransford]

i've heard finger nail polish remover will remove it but i've never tried.

True, fingernail polish remover is primarily acetone which will remove that stripe.

 

[JCS05Rubi]

True, fingernail polish remover is primarily acetone which will remove that stripe.

SOME fingernail polish is based on Acetone. Some are beginnning to move away from acetone for health reasons. Just make sure you double check the ingredient list on the back.

 

[erickpl]

SOME fingernail polish is based on Acetone. Some are beginnning to move away from acetone for health reasons. Just make sure you double check the ingredient list on the back.

The non-acetone remover is also for those with acrylic nails. My ex had those things and had to use the non-acetone version.

But a guy in our group got rid of his stripes by doing that (acetone nail polish remover) and it worked fine. Just clean em off real good when the stripes are off.

 

[NalinMFG]

would just acetone work?... i much rather go to the store and buy that over finger nail polish

 

[Jerry Bransford]

Certainly, just be careful that because pure acetone is pretty strong, that you don't also take the black paint off under the stripes. Some nitrile gloves would be a good idea too, acetone can be tough on hands.