Cast wheel paint.
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TeddyG
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- Portland Oregon
Most auto paint shops can custom match a color from a swatch booklet in a spray can with built in hardener. I,ve used Rustoleum High Perf Silver for wheels, but make sure to thoroughly clean w Prepsol and then apply a primer. Powder coated wheels clean up better and last longer from the slick surface and can be color matched.
78jotadave
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I painted my '78 1000s wheels with VHT Wheel Paint in Satin Black, and all I can say is it's a fantastic product; it has held up remarkably well. I have touched the rims up a couple of times following tyre changes
. I painted them well over 12 years ago, a few cans for each rim, and I did not use the optional sealer coat on them. VHT offers several different Silver options between the Wheel Paint and their High Temperature (exhaust) paint at $12 a can you can try it and see, good luck.
. I painted them well over 12 years ago, a few cans for each rim, and I did not use the optional sealer coat on them. VHT offers several different Silver options between the Wheel Paint and their High Temperature (exhaust) paint at $12 a can you can try it and see, good luck.