Black Rims
i currently cant get any better pics cause the weather has been bad and the cars filthy. plus, you cant really see the black on black from much of a distance (hence why its a closer up pic)
its just three coats of flat black paint (same used on the rims) no sanding or anything. just taped up the car and had at it. no issues and its at least 3 months old.
its just three coats of flat black paint (same used on the rims) no sanding or anything. just taped up the car and had at it. no issues and its at least 3 months old.
Originally Posted by Ev0 1
How would I and what do I need to get my rims looking like that? (The glossy one)
Originally Posted by cleanevo
PPG has a single stage paint Called CLV this stuff is bullet proff . this paint is good for everything simple such as mtr to tranny to wheels , All it it is is paint and hardener and a splash of redeucer 2:1:.5 .Prep the wheels bye water sanding them with 400 wet/dry 3m sandpaper and a red scuff pad, Get all the shiny of the wheel , wash the wheel and mask your tire off and Seal them with a PPG DP primer made too as a sealer , then shoot the Clv 3 coats , and then you are done . sounds hard but if that is the finish you want you will not get with a spray can , you can powder coat but then you have too take your wheel off . I have been painting for 10 years now and this is a very easy and strong way too do it .
Originally Posted by cleanevo
PPG has a single stage paint Called CLV this stuff is bullet proff . this paint is good for everything simple such as mtr to tranny to wheels , All it it is is paint and hardener and a splash of redeucer 2:1:.5 .Prep the wheels bye water sanding them with 400 wet/dry 3m sandpaper and a red scuff pad, Get all the shiny of the wheel , wash the wheel and mask your tire off and Seal them with a PPG DP primer made too as a sealer , then shoot the Clv 3 coats , and then you are done . sounds hard but if that is the finish you want you will not get with a spray can , you can powder coat but then you have too take your wheel off . I have been painting for 10 years now and this is a very easy and strong way too do it .
Where can I get it from?
Originally Posted by Ev0 1
How would I and what do I need to get my rims looking like that? (The glossy one)
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