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Painting wheels in five steps

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This is a very advantageous tip to give wheels of any vehicle a worn out and dusty look. Wheels accumulate dust or mud in the recesses, and this is what I intend to represent here. All paints used are acrylics from Tamiya, each reader will replace these references by the ones of the brand he decides to use.

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