Want to paint my rims
#2
Ive always used Plastidip for wheels. very cheap (can find matte black at home depot/lowes for like $5), and very easy to apply and get a good finish. Id just suggest using at least 4 coats. There are many videos on youtube that shows you. And you don't even have to remove your wheels if you don't want to. Check it out. Heres a link to the "Dip your Car" website that has instructional vids and a ton of color options https://www.dipyourcar.com/Videos-and-Guides.html
. But like I said, you don't need to go online, they sell it at the stores.
Good luck!
. But like I said, you don't need to go online, they sell it at the stores.
Good luck!
#3
PlastiDip is the way to go. Personally I would take the wheels off just because you really don't need the particles sprayed onto anything other the rims. I used index cards to keep from getting over spray on my tires and making them look bad. All you do is slide them in between the wheel and tire.
#4
I didn't even take my wheels off, just use newspaper and index cards and tape to prevent overspray. The plastidip will peel right off the wheel, so no issue there.
Just make sure the weather is good (70+ degree F) and you spray about 4 coats. I've had it on my car for about a year, and no issue so far. If it's cold, I leave the bottle of plastidip sitting in some warm water, it'll make the spray come out smoother and consistent. Also use one of those plastic sprayer attachment on the bottle, that helps a lot as well.
Just make sure the weather is good (70+ degree F) and you spray about 4 coats. I've had it on my car for about a year, and no issue so far. If it's cold, I leave the bottle of plastidip sitting in some warm water, it'll make the spray come out smoother and consistent. Also use one of those plastic sprayer attachment on the bottle, that helps a lot as well.
#5
Yeah, it's pretty easy. You have to cover the break mechanisms with paint tape. I watched this video for reference. Not a truck but it shows you how to plasti dip without removing your wheels. Overspray on the tires come off if you apply tire shine before spraying. Hope this helps.
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