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Yeah I don't really have a choice but to just tip toe around on the 24s. I know this being in Wyoming buissness is completely different than texas! I am Kinda plan on getting them re powder coated also in the new future so I guess they can take a little punishment and I won't die or anything

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As long as you wash them regularily you wont have a problem, which in the winter every time its sloppy wash them which is weekly here in MN with each snow fall lol... I dont drive my truck in the winter so I dont have a problem with them, but If I were to drive my truck in the winter (which is all theoreticle cause I would never do it lol) I'd use a good paint sealer or as much as plasti-dip is hated on this site, it is a great way to prtect them if you do enough coats... I have some chrome rims on my colorado that I will try to plasti-dip for the winter just to try it... I have never done it but I have seen it done and it looks to hold up well for the price...

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My wifes winter wheels for her TBSS I plastti dipped 4 years ago and they still look like I did it. It holds up with washes, hand brushes etc. The to it is to lightly coat the wheels so it looks dusted, wait for it dry. Then do it again, and again. Then start putting thicker layer on. It wont come off easily, the longer you let dry the longer it will last. I would honestly do it now since its still nice and you get even coverage, and the cold doesnt effect the spray pattern. Always wipe the tip after use....

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