I\m getting ready to paint a set of 98 Z24 5 spoke rims. I got two cans of the Duplicolor satin black wheel paint. Anyone used this paint before and how did it come out looking? I dont have a show car or anything but I dont want them to look like crap either. So what ya got?
97 Cavalier 2.2 5-speed, 88 Camaro IROC-Z 5.7 auto, 91 Firebird Formula 5.7 auto, 88 Conquest TSi 2.6T 5 speed, 93 Silverado ECSB 5.7 auto.
It's pretty decen't I have used it on a couple sets of wheels. I would recommend that you get the clear coat to go along with it for the extra protection.
2009 Ford Mustang V6
Is the clear coat gloss or satin? Any pics of the wheels you have done? How crazy did you go sanding them first?
97 Cavalier 2.2 5-speed, 88 Camaro IROC-Z 5.7 auto, 91 Firebird Formula 5.7 auto, 88 Conquest TSi 2.6T 5 speed, 93 Silverado ECSB 5.7 auto.
mine were painted about a year and a half ago and still look good, black with clear over but it looks like the clear had worn off and they are a little dull, impack wrench had taken some chips of paint off. if u prep it really good it will last. i just scuffed them with about 320 grit they cleaned them this alcohol they primed and paint, follow the directions and it sould work out fine
Kill list:03 eclipse, 06 GTO, 04 Mach 1 Mustang
as a professional painter, let me tell you the the PREP job is more important the the PAINT job....A AWESOME well done paint job will look like TRASH if the prep is bad..
side question here, but i have a set of cheap 17s with a polished face, and i was wondering what would be the best way
to prep the polished part thanks and sorry for the jackin
ive also used it on my wheels. i agree on the clear cot thing. BUT. i think the paint works great. ive heard that it has glass in it to help protect it and also to help etch to the surface. but i dont know. i like it tho. and have used it a couple times. and also. i agree with the person that said that prep is everything.