painted wheels

[stage3ion]

im just taking everyones advice and using a spray can just make sure to keep ur distance so u dont get the drip look, like i said ill have the pics up either today or tomorow so you can see what the end result looks like

[roderick]

I am powder coating mine thats what u should do. the price to do all four in black gloss is 120 it last longer then paint to.

[Ahriman]

Originally Posted by stage3ion

today i glass beaded down the rims and primered them, tomorow i just need to do the 3 coats of gloss black and then 2 or 3 clear coats, but so far so good, if anyone is considering the glass bead, dont do it... it took soooo long lol 4 rims took me 8 hrs to do, just to bead it down to the metal... other than that should have pics up if not tomorow on thursday

i told you not to do that. you wouldnt have needed to prime them. im interested to see how the paint holds up on a wheel that has been completely stipped of its origional finish. take pics before you paint them, i wish you would have taken some before you primed them too.

[Ahriman]

Originally Posted by roderick

I am powder coating mine thats what u should do. the price to do all four in black gloss is 120 it last longer then paint to.

thats cheap as fuck for all 4 wheels man.

the centerline storms on my car are powder coated black, and iirc keyser soze said it cost like $400. but they do look damn good, and you would never know they didnt come like that. they are flawless.

not the best picture(in a shadow) but you get the idea.

[burnrubr88]

^ nice car bro

[roderick]

Originally Posted by Ahriman

thats cheap as fuck for all 4 wheels man.

the centerline storms on my car are powder coated black, and iirc keyser soze said it cost like $400. but they do look damn good, and you would never know they didnt come like that. they are flawless.

not the best picture(in a shadow) but you get the idea.

it would be like 460 from one shop but i have a club discount cause i am in a car club.

[stage3ion]

Originally Posted by Ahriman

i told you not to do that. you wouldnt have needed to prime them. im interested to see how the paint holds up on a wheel that has been completely stipped of its origional finish. take pics before you paint them, i wish you would have taken some before you primed them too.

sorry i forgot to take primer pics but i had a sudden change of heart, i decided to head to the flat black look instead of the gloss so after they dry today ill have the pics up and you all can judge them