The wheel sandblasting process takes place in several steps to ensure thorough cleaning and optimal surface preparation:

1. Visual inspection and preparation of the rim
   Before starting the sandblasting, we inspect the rim and, if necessary, remove tires, valve stems, or other sensitive parts.

2. Removal of coarse impurities
   We mechanically remove larger residues of mud, brake dust, or grease from the surface to prepare the rim for sandblasting.

3. Sandblasting with abrasive material
   Under high pressure, we direct the abrasive medium (e.g., steel balls, corundum, garnet sand) onto the surface of the rim. This process effectively removes rust, oxidation, old paints and creates a slightly rough surface that improves the adhesion of the new coating.

4. Quality control
   After sandblasting is complete, we inspect the surface to ensure uniform cleanliness without residues of old layers.

5. Preparation for further processing
   Rims prepared in this way are suitable for powder coating, painting, or other protective treatment, which provides long-lasting protection and a beautiful appearance.