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For Sale Graphite Metallic G5 GT wheels
Thanks Kev!
Slapbet, I was going to, but I would be buying Chevy centers first, so I never did.
I can include what I have left for paint , so you could touch up, or paint the center caps if you wish
Quank, you have a PM!
Slapbet, I was going to, but I would be buying Chevy centers first, so I never did.
I can include what I have left for paint , so you could touch up, or paint the center caps if you wish
Quank, you have a PM!
Here you go, was this is? (SP189)
VHT Paints/Graphite high temperature Engine Enamel (SP189) | Paint - Spray Can and Touch Up | AutoZone.com
VHT Paints/Graphite high temperature Engine Enamel (SP189) | Paint - Spray Can and Touch Up | AutoZone.com
Can you tell me your process for painting the wheels? Did you use etching primer, filler, base, clear? What grit paper did you use? Basically, what was your process because those wheels look powder coated.
Hit them with 120 in the rough areas, and use metal filler to fix any defects, then sanded with 320/400/600 2 coats of high build primer, 1200 grit light sand on that, and then 3 coats of wheel paint.
They look fantastic without it. But maybe to protect the finish would be the only purpose I see.
How many cans of everything did you use?
1500/2000, correct?
How many cans of everything did you use?
1500/2000, correct?
Last edited by Pitbull2o08; Dec 10, 2013 at 09:30 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
one can of each, I was surprised the wheel paint was enough. yes 1500,2000, really fine. just to take the sheen off and give the clear something to stick too. Wet sand might be better.








