Old Product, New Use; Miller Light Cans!

[SlowerThanYou]

I got the wheel back from having it hard anodized. I'm not real happy with quality, but it's just a sand wheelie bar wheel. I have to figure out how I'm going to get the Miller Light logo on it & then clear coat it.

 

[SlowerThanYou]

Here's another one, hope to get the finished product done soon.

 

[dave5.0]

Thats pretty cool. So how is the quality of he aluminum compared to other stuff u have? Do beer cans make worth a shit parts?

[SlowerThanYou]

Thats pretty cool. So how is the quality of he aluminum compared to other stuff u have? Do beer cans make worth a shit parts?

 

The aluminum is almost as pure as we can get it. It's pretty soft compared with other aluminum. It has its limitations, but works great for learning machining. I'm lucky to have a sponsor that's a pretty good darn machinist & willing teach.

[dave5.0]

Cool man. That 1700camaro name, sounds familiar. Other forums?

[SlowerThanYou]

Cool man. That 1700camaro name, sounds familiar. Other forums?

 

Yep on different forums. I had 1700camaro on all forums. Then on two of them they got changed. HQ of course is SlowerThanYou & on Planet Sand they changed my name to Slow Banshee. I guess they where worried about something or trying to piss me off. I'm not the fastest, but our performance doesn't resemble either name. I've taking a liking to both names, but prefer SlowerThanYou!

[SlowerThanYou]

Here's the stickers I ordered for the wheel. I need to trim the top & bottom a little. Try & get them on straight. Plus, I'm going to use a clear adhesive over it.

 

 

[SlowerThanYou]

Decals installed on wheel,  still need to find the right clear adhesive to protect them.

 

 

 

 

[trickedcarbine]

Use some engine block enamel in clear