My OEM alloy's are finally black!
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I sprayed mine with the tires mounted, so the weights were already in place. I prepped and sprayed over the weights as well. Touch up is really easy, if needed.
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Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
I sprayed mine with the tires mounted, so the weights were already in place. I prepped and sprayed over the weights as well. Touch up is really easy, if needed.
Did you consider/price out getting them powder-coated black ?
I would think that powder-coating would be prety durable in the long run as well ?
I think yours look better than the steel wheels.
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Originally Posted by COYOTA $x$
Did you consider/price out getting them powder-coated black ?
I would think that powder-coating would be prety durable in the long run as well ?
I think yours look better than the steel wheels.
I would think that powder-coating would be prety durable in the long run as well ?
I think yours look better than the steel wheels.
This route worked out to around $30 total.
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Originally Posted by EDGE
missed this thread, nice job did you do the inside of the rims or just the outside
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Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
I just painted the outside (assuming you mean the "backside" by the discs and drums)
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Hmmm, well either I am slow or we are just miscommunicating. No biggee. I painted everything you can see, facing the wheel, with the tire on. I did not spray on the backside. However, I did attempt to spray the outer lip as best I could, but that proved to be a bit tough because the stinkin tape would not stick in some places.
Let's just say, I could have done much better if the wheels were off the tires. However, you can only see the flaws up close.
Let's just say, I could have done much better if the wheels were off the tires. However, you can only see the flaws up close.
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Originally Posted by keisur
I believe he's Edge is asking about the "inside diameter" of the wheel.
once again nice wheels, now do the truck in black
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I did my outlaw II's in flat black. Looks pretty cool. All I did was clean them, sand with some 300 grit, primer, then several coats of flat black paint. Touch-up for scratches takes less than five seconds.
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I don't know what por15 is
Again, its all about prep. So if you do it right, pretty much anything is going to stick. As for the paint on my rims...yes, it is holding up well. A couple periodic touch-ups have been in order, but for the most part they still look great. The lug nuts are most prone to chipping...but then again you can just touch those up too.
I would do this mod again in a second.
Again, its all about prep. So if you do it right, pretty much anything is going to stick. As for the paint on my rims...yes, it is holding up well. A couple periodic touch-ups have been in order, but for the most part they still look great. The lug nuts are most prone to chipping...but then again you can just touch those up too.
I would do this mod again in a second.
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I'm debating if I should follow in your footsteps again........ So you just painted them while they were on your truck?
Cuz my bumper is holding up real well.
Cuz my bumper is holding up real well.