A wheel question
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I have been thinking about doing this to my wheels for a while now. http://www.regalgs.org/forum/viewtop...painted+wheels My question is what kind of paint would you use. And how do you think it would look on my bonneville.
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Im getting ready to do this....there are a few options
If rims are in poor condition:
get the rims stripped of the clear and then powdercoat them, and then reclear them
IF you rims are in good condition then:
mask off all the parts you dont want paint, then you can get wheel paint, and then clear
Duplicolor makes both the paint and the clearcoat specifically for wheels
also....small Side Note...can you check your RPO codes for the H4U (SLE) Package??
If rims are in poor condition:
get the rims stripped of the clear and then powdercoat them, and then reclear them
IF you rims are in good condition then:
mask off all the parts you dont want paint, then you can get wheel paint, and then clear
Duplicolor makes both the paint and the clearcoat specifically for wheels
also....small Side Note...can you check your RPO codes for the H4U (SLE) Package??
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ok i will look tomorrow and tell you. You check out my videos yet? http://bonnevilleclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=49247
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Im getting ready to do this....there are a few options
If rims are in poor condition:
get the rims stripped of the clear and then powdercoat them, and then reclear them
IF you rims are in good condition then:
mask off all the parts you dont want paint, then you can get wheel paint, and then clear
Duplicolor makes both the paint and the clearcoat specifically for wheels
also....small Side Note...can you check your RPO codes for the H4U (SLE) Package??
If rims are in poor condition:
get the rims stripped of the clear and then powdercoat them, and then reclear them
IF you rims are in good condition then:
mask off all the parts you dont want paint, then you can get wheel paint, and then clear
Duplicolor makes both the paint and the clearcoat specifically for wheels
also....small Side Note...can you check your RPO codes for the H4U (SLE) Package??


