OEM Black Wheels...
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I don't know why they didn't come this way...
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I have OE wheels painted black on my seal gray GT3
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I plasti-dipped these and I think they turned out well... I wanted to try it before I commit to have them painted.. For $75 and about 4 hours worth of time cleaning and spraying the wheels, I think they turned out well.
Here are some more pics...
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The video above is very misleading. If you follow the instructions, they clearly state 30 minutes between coats "minimum" and then 4 hours curing time per coat, plus 8 hours for the clear coat. I let mine sit overnight. There is a bit of a time commitment to doing these.
Mike
Here are some more pics...
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![](https://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r226/Mikelly_2006/Mikes%20GT3/E07463F7-373D-44EC-AF49-370B383F4F85-392-000000C3FECC907D.jpg)
The video above is very misleading. If you follow the instructions, they clearly state 30 minutes between coats "minimum" and then 4 hours curing time per coat, plus 8 hours for the clear coat. I let mine sit overnight. There is a bit of a time commitment to doing these.
Mike
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I've been wondering if I would like black wheels on my car. I may give this a shot. Plastidip says good to 200 degrees F. VHT says 250 http://www.cacustomcoatings.com/vhtwheelpaint.html
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Anyone tried Plastidip on aluminum grill screens? The paint (I assume not powdercoat) on my Cargraphic screens has peeled off. I was thinking about using some self-etching primer with a coat of paint, but then thought of Plastidip.