Is this possible? Mine are really looking bad and I'd like to keep them stock. Is there any places that do this?

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87 Z28 305 TPI, Auto, LT-1 cam (@.50 418/430, 194/199, LSA 111), roller timing set, 2.73, Gutted air boxes, K & N fillters, Dyno Max 3" cat back, 8.8 mm spirals, air foil, BFG Drag radials, and 170* Stat.
Old Best 15.414 @ 87.47.
new best 15.006 @ 89.55.

“Fallen But Not Forgotten”

 

The painted inserts on my wheels are faded (the red looks pink). I wanted to find a place I somewhat nearby so that I could drop them off and pick them up personally, instead of shipping to make sure I am satisfied with the results. I checked the web and found Chicago Wheels Service In Naperville, Il. For $135 a wheel they will strip, fix any crub rash and powder coat my wheels. I was pretty impressed when I spoke to them on the phone. I am going to take mine there over my June vacation. If you want, I will be happy to let you know how they came out. Some people have told me they think $135 a wheel is pretty steep though, and I do not know what you budget is.

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Patrick Malinowski
1991 Z28 Convertible
All Stock 23K miles

 

i'd polish them yourself if i were you to that chrome like finish. there's has been alot of discussion on here about how to do it, not to mention a tech article. it just is a little time consumeing, but i'm sure it's worth it. i'm about to do my 91 camaro wheels next week.