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I can't take it anymore *Need Black Rims*


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Duplicolor has some NICE spray can colors and kits for wheels.

Retired from SPL again....

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Yes, I got them painted. I'm fairly pleased with the look. But in terms of durability: nothing beats a good powdercoat. Pretty much this stuff will last until I get new tires, but it won't hold up to the tire changing process itself. So at that point, I think I'd just get new rims since it's like 100-120 bucks a rim for new vs 80 for a powder coat

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My only issue with new rims is none of them have the wide spokes like my stock ones do. I like that look. Plus I like the look of the chrome on black contrast

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Nice! Thanks for posting that pic!

I'm painting my rims TONIGHT. I want to use rustoleum black primer and flat black.

Did you use that video? How did you prep exactly?

edit: i was just going to pick up some assorted sandpaper as well

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Lots of sanding, then a wipedown with alcohol to get rid of any grease or oils

If you are using their flat black enamel: be warned that it takes a LOT of time to cure and harden.

And be gentle with the rims too - it's still just spray paint lol

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Lots of sanding, then a wipedown with alcohol to get rid of any grease or oils

got it, check

If you are using their flat black enamel: be warned that it takes a LOT of time to cure and harden.

And be gentle with the rims too - it's still just spray paint lol

Ok, thanks for the warning, but are you saying longer than overnight?

If you don't mind, what paint did you use?

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8 custom PSI Platform 3 18's

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I used the rustoleum pro enamel. It takes a few weeks to harden since it's oil based

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