Wheel paint from a spray can?
05-23-2006, 09:26 AM
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Wheel paint from a spray can?
Alright, I'm looking to change up my paint on my wheels. The bronze paint on them now looks like marble due to whoever painted them, got them with shitty brite touch paint.
What procedure's should I take to get best results
Which paint out there is best for wheels?
What procedure's should I take to get best results
Which paint out there is best for wheels?
05-23-2006, 10:43 AM
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Re: Wheel paint from a spray can?
http://www.team-integra.net/sections...?ArticleID=578
go here it will tell you exactly what you need to do
go here it will tell you exactly what you need to do
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Re: Wheel paint from a spray can?
take ALL of the old paint of. mask it all off. do a very light coat for the first coat.let the paint dry before doing your next coat. do as many coats as you can. the website above will help alot too.
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Re: Wheel paint from a spray can?
i cleaned my wheels first. Than i took some fine pretty fine grit sandpaper and scuffed them up a little bit. Than i put on black primer, and a couple coats of whichever color you decide. It turned out good enough for only spending a couple bucks on primer and a can of paint.
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Re: Wheel paint from a spray can?
Originally Posted by NEO_WRX
i cleaned my wheels first. Than i took some fine pretty fine grit sandpaper and scuffed them up a little bit. Than i put on black primer, and a couple coats of whichever color you decide. It turned out good enough for only spending a couple bucks on primer and a can of paint.
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