'04 - Painted wheels!

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ek5usmc

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I am debating this freekin thing every day. Do I buy steel wheels that look cheap, but have the backspacing I need, OR, keep these and get wheel spacers later and just paint or powder these.
 

pnorvell

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Oct 10, 2006
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In the price comparison you can't beat Duplicolor. In the end i think it was $55 or $60 bucks for five cans of color and five cans of clear-coat for five wheels. I'll find a pic and post it
 

adriatic04

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dupicolor has flat black wheel paint that I used. prep is the key, I think they look great, but others probably think it is stupid to do. worst case with an alloy wheel, you sand and repaint back to silver, thats all the factory did anyhow.
 

pnorvell

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The file size limit won't let me post up the pics. I'm too computer illiterate and i don't have the time right now but i'll try and figure it out later.

Peter
 

Calirovin

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Greg D2 said:
That is going to look like total crap in six months or less. That crappy Rustoleum is going to chip and peel. Crappy paint with no primer, that's brilliant! Why would you take something that is virtually maintenance free and good looking and do "THAT" to it?

give the guy a break! Dude. because I did the same thing a while back. I did prime it. however the paint didn't chip off.
 

Calirovin

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ek5usmc said:
I am debating this freekin thing every day. Do I buy steel wheels that look cheap, but have the backspacing I need, OR, keep these and get wheel spacers later and just paint or powder these.

Hey E I'm on here too!
 

vincesalad

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Clayatem,
what size are those Coopers. I'm going to need tires soon and those ST's are one of my choice options.
Thx, VS