goes on nice and even. seems like it will hold up. about 6 bucks. didnt prime, just sanded and cleaned surface. nice and cheap to keep the winter rims stylish.

 

ya i use that stuff on tools works great

 

Probably a stupid question but I have never heard of this before like what is it how do you apply it and where do I get this? Your rims look sweet I have the crappy non aluminum stock rims hate them

 

i thought i had aftermarket rims?

 

Those are his winter rims Silver

 

geeeshhhheee

 

they have it at Lowe's and The Home Depot . its a spray paint with rubber stuff in it.



yeah silver i have xd addicts but id like to get rid of them in the future for some srt's, so im just getting these ready in case i find a good deal

 

Those wheels look pretty darn good. I have the stock painted 20's with the machined aluminum lips. They had the wheels weights on the outside from the factory but I got some new Cooper Zeons and when they balanced them they moved the weights to the inside.

Now I noticed alot of bad oxidation around the lips and I am quite disappointed. From 20ft they still look good, but when you get up close they look bad. Any suggestions for them??? Paint them??? Have them chromed??? Is this Plasti-Dip stuff durable enough to last very long on a truck wheel???

Thanks.

 

the longest lasting and most durable would be to powdercoat them. but that is fairly expensive depending on where you go.i would recommend that if you want them to be bullet proof. but i have read that the plasti-dip holds up pretty well but only time will tell. its a cheap way to change the look of them and plus if they do peel or scratch, its only 5 bucks for a new can

 

I was reading this on the other forum as well and saw that you did that. I may have a new project coming up this weekend. How long did you let them dry for?