Steel wheel paint
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Tony Natoli
Is this a question to SET ME UP for ridicule?
HA!
DUPLICOLOR WHEEL PAINT comes in a variety of colors and is difficult to tell from "factory" if the wheels are prepped properly...or even reasonably.
https://www.duplicolor.com/products/wheelCoating/
Here is the RIGHT way to do it... for about $150 bucks...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bh8hzwC2TA"]How To Refinish Wheels Using Dupli-Color Wheel Paint - YouTube[/ame]
But you can also do it (especially if you have steel or factory painted wheels) by eliminating steps 2 -7 and 9 as the narrator points out during the last few seconds of the video... for about $15 - $20 bucks.
I've personally used their products for probably 20 or 25 years. Once I started repainting a factory plastic Honda wheel cover and halfway through I could not tell where I started or finished! It looked EXACTLY like the other three! I went ahead and painted them all anyway as money ($6) is no object to me...
Hey, it dries fast and like the video says you can spend thousands elsewhere. I guarantee you'll be happy with the results!
Oh... BTW, Rustolium is for LAWN furniture...
HA!
DUPLICOLOR WHEEL PAINT comes in a variety of colors and is difficult to tell from "factory" if the wheels are prepped properly...or even reasonably.
https://www.duplicolor.com/products/wheelCoating/
Here is the RIGHT way to do it... for about $150 bucks...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bh8hzwC2TA"]How To Refinish Wheels Using Dupli-Color Wheel Paint - YouTube[/ame]
But you can also do it (especially if you have steel or factory painted wheels) by eliminating steps 2 -7 and 9 as the narrator points out during the last few seconds of the video... for about $15 - $20 bucks.
I've personally used their products for probably 20 or 25 years. Once I started repainting a factory plastic Honda wheel cover and halfway through I could not tell where I started or finished! It looked EXACTLY like the other three! I went ahead and painted them all anyway as money ($6) is no object to me...
Hey, it dries fast and like the video says you can spend thousands elsewhere. I guarantee you'll be happy with the results!
Oh... BTW, Rustolium is for LAWN furniture...
Black-Tooth
Tony Natoli
HA! Its not you... its me!
Outside of painting an entire car... I recommended Duplicolor paints for almost everything!
Kinda like Redline and Meguiars products... they do EXACTLY what they say they'll do, and do it well!
I should get a commission from them ans well as Harbor Freight!
But alas, I stand corrected... Looky here and read the attributes!
https://www.duplicolor.com/products/psFinishSystem/
Outside of painting an entire car... I recommended Duplicolor paints for almost everything!
Kinda like Redline and Meguiars products... they do EXACTLY what they say they'll do, and do it well!
I should get a commission from them ans well as Harbor Freight!
But alas, I stand corrected... Looky here and read the attributes!
https://www.duplicolor.com/products/psFinishSystem/
roadster27
True Classic
Krylon Dull Aluminum
Not sure if that color still exists, but it was a dead on match for the wheels on '79 vintage Fiats back in the day.
Not sure if that color still exists, but it was a dead on match for the wheels on '79 vintage Fiats back in the day.