i think i might have to try them on my stock rims... see how that works....... thenm look sweeet......

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1st step was to remove all the clear. I used a REAL tough paint remover for this... Nasty Stuff... Bubbled right up and came off with the help of a pressure washer.


did that bottle have an airplaine onit......aircraft , blue can.. i used that on my horse trailer. when i repainted it..... yea . no sanding. just wipe it off . down to the shinny metal...

 

No but that stuff is just as good. They were out when I went to get some.

 

.... mine were free with the purchase of 4 rims and 6 tires

 

dang bobby ya are a whiz with wheels think ya can fix up mine

 

Sandblaster will make anything look like new. But mail em to him, we don't need you on the road any more then you have to be, eh Stuntman.

 

Get hold on nitelord... That shat will buff out.

 

I tried this paint on my white steel trailer wheels. You are right, that paint is awesome. Sprays on nice and dries fast.
I hit the wheels with a wire wheel on a 4" angle grinder, cleaned it off with mineral spirits, then followed your advice with etching primer and (graphite) duplicolor wheel coating. Looks great.
Thanks for the write up

 

How expensive is the paint? Im thinking it would work good on anything under the truck - diff covers, driveshafts etc. - might last longer than the regular rattle can paint.

 

I think I paid $7 or $8 a can yesterday @ Autozone. I brought it home and painted the rear diff cover on my truck. That paint seems to go a long way because it covers so well.

 

~6 to 8 USD per can. our major chain Auto Parts stores carry it.