On my Fiero the wheels were spray painted silver by the previous owner. I guess it was to match the new corvette millinium yellow that they put on it, but I would prefer that it had the original black spokes and polished aluminum rims, athough all polished aluminum would be fine. Is it possible to do a good job stripping off the new coat of silver without making a bigger mess of the rims? If so how?

Wheels of America
3017 Malmo Dr
Arlington Heights, IL 60005

888-943-3518

This is a NIFE recommended place to have wheels refinished at $59/wheel.

This here site will get you headed in the right direction .
http://www.diginostics.com/Fiero/fiero.html

Hope this helps .

Galen Smith
Red '85 Sport Coupe
Founder of Suncoast Fiero Club
Florida Fiero Council

'Low odor aircraft remover' from Pep Boys, Advance Auto, etc. works great for removing paint and clearcoat. Paint it on, wait about an hour and scrape off with a small metal spatula. Do this about three times and your wheels will be stripped and ready to be polished. Go to http://www.eastwoodco.com/aspfiles/default.asp?UID=2003051323454420
for your polishing needs.

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85GT(show car)
87SE Gold(project car)
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88Coupe (daily driver)
88Formula (daily driver)

Here is how I did mine:
http://www.fierofocus.com/articles/0301Wheels%20-%20Dave%20Kopeilski.htm

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quote Originally posted by Oreif: Here is how I did mine: http://www.fierofocus.com/articles/0301Wheels%20-%20Dave%20Kopeilski.htm

Orief, do you have any pictures on the final product? I'm anxious to give them a once over

quote Originally posted by lilbeast: Orief, do you have any pictures on the final product? I'm anxious to give them a once over

Here are the pics that originally went with the article:

Just after stripping:

After painting:

Final:

Thanks for helping - mabey I will finally get them cleaned up now.