If you want black rims I suggest plasti dip, it works great stronger than paint and if you get tired of it or want to resale just peel it off. Plus it protects your rims from salt and scratches

CJ Carey 2 months ago

Anyone know how it holds up to a tire change? As in when I need new tires and they throw it on the machine?

Terrence Lall 3 months ago

Not a bad guide. I used the duplicolor metallic finish, but due to the finish being so thin, I decided to put a few layers of clear coat to protect the finish. It's made it through a full season, so it works.

Kirk Boivin 5 months ago

Can this product be used with other rim materials aswell? E.g steel rims?

Martin Agerhäll 12 months ago

Been wanting to do this to my motors knackered alloys, now I can! Thanks

Daniel Ott 12 months ago

Amen to that!

Colton Goertzen last year

Finally a Snapguide for men! Something that isn't food, clothes, hair and many other not-so-manly activities!

Nick Pritchett last year

U could have saved some prep time by putting Vaseline on the rubber instead of masking paper.

Brendon Vollmer last year

How many coats would you recommend ?

Aidan R last year

How does it stand up to the tire changing rack?

Tommy Payne last year

Yes! But it's also allot cheaper and more customizable. The key when spray painting is to build up your paint with multiple thin coats. There are some very good clear coats you can apply to the finished paint job for added durability.

Lou G last year

presumably less durable than powder coating??

Aidan R last year