Just wondering if anyone would know of a good paint to use for painting steel rims?
Cheers,
Dick
Rim Paint - What to use?
Rim Paint - What to use?
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Re: Rim Paint - What to use?
powdercoat.
I took mine up to competition coatings in the industrial area, can't remember, but I think I paid about $40 per rim
I took mine up to competition coatings in the industrial area, can't remember, but I think I paid about $40 per rim
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absolutely no use, but......
just make sure the rims are prepared well prior to the powder coatin as i've heard stories/rumours of water gettin under the coatin due to ill prep or the porous nature of the powder coating and creating a layer of rust between the rim and the coating.. this then led to the coatin peelin/chippin off..
if a normal styles paint is used and is scratched off, then a quick application over the scratched/damaged area is too easy and done where and when needed and can be performed by any johnny lunchpail..
whichever way ya go, good luck fella..
if a normal styles paint is used and is scratched off, then a quick application over the scratched/damaged area is too easy and done where and when needed and can be performed by any johnny lunchpail..
whichever way ya go, good luck fella..



Re: Rim Paint - What to use?
the problem area is where the center meets the rim its hard to get the powder coat/paint in there
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