Originally Posted by Hut (Post 282586)

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 :U:

Originally Posted by Dr. Evil (Post 282626)

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

Originally Posted by Hut (Post 282631)

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.

Originally Posted by Benjamin (Post 282633)

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

Originally Posted by RSWORDS (Post 282658)

Saturday

Originally Posted by Benjamin (Post 282671)

Originally Posted by Hut (Post 282697)

Here is what graphite looks like on a steel trailer wheel.(the camera and flash show a lot of flaws I didn't see with my eyes)
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...ergraphite.jpg

not as nice but definitely an improvement IMO
should look better than white wheels