Bravada wheel painting - Step by step with pictures
#11
nice job very nice
#12
very nice indeed
a quick tip for others that want to do this... if you deflate the tires as much as possible you can use some rope below the rim, this will allow the tires to pull away from the rim
and this will allow paint to go completely around the edge and under it as well
a quick tip for others that want to do this... if you deflate the tires as much as possible you can use some rope below the rim, this will allow the tires to pull away from the rim
and this will allow paint to go completely around the edge and under it as well
#13
That looks good! The chrome ring adds a nice touch.
#14
#15
It took me two full days only because I don't have a paint booth to bake the finishes. I wanted to ensure that each coat was dry and that I wouldn't get any shrinkage before I moved on. The hood is just a stock hood with plastic fake hood scoops stuck on. As for the tint, I have no idea the specs on that. It is pretty dark but not completely black as it appears in the pictures. Going on 1 1/2 years and I've only been pulled over once for the windows, got off with a warning. As for the wheels they have seen a number of two-tracks and mud but are holding up great!
#16
wow man great freaken job!!! they look like they where bought that way. what primer and black paint did you use brand wise?
i am about to redo mine.
i am about to redo mine.
Last edited by Brian_D; 11-12-2011 at 03:53 PM.
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