Painted my 19's with black temporary paint
Painted my 19's with black temporary paint
I've been trying to decide if I should paint my current wheels (19" HPD) black but wasn't sure if I'd like it.
Today while I was shopping I found some black temporary paint made by Duplicolor that just washes off with soap and water so I thought "why not try it"
Here are a few pics of my wheels before and after the paint. It took me about ten minutes to paint the two wheels and then I just wiped off the lips and rivets with a rag.
Before

After

Today while I was shopping I found some black temporary paint made by Duplicolor that just washes off with soap and water so I thought "why not try it"
Here are a few pics of my wheels before and after the paint. It took me about ten minutes to paint the two wheels and then I just wiped off the lips and rivets with a rag.
Before

After

Last edited by prog35; Jun 29, 2007 at 07:43 PM.
wow, you've got some guts to try that stuff on your wheels.
i like the new color. but get them powdercoated/painted correctly.
i like the new color. but get them powdercoated/painted correctly.
Last edited by Calvin; Jun 30, 2007 at 01:34 AM.
No, not Volks ....just a cheap set of HPD MSR's.
I fully intend to get them powdered...I just wanted to try it for a few days and make sure I liked the way they look before I went ahead and spent the money.
I fully intend to get them powdered...I just wanted to try it for a few days and make sure I liked the way they look before I went ahead and spent the money.
i bow down to u, no matter what set of rims... U OFFICIALLY HAVE THE BIGGEST COJONES (*****) EVER! i would never try that id be too scared they would get stuck that color, but i prefer how u painted them rahter then the way they are.
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gloss black wont look like that tho. u know that right? itll look darker than that alot darker. if u get it that color itll look nice.. it matches ur valence, tail overlays and if u get headlights and clear corner overlays, plus like u said it contrasts ur car color.




