Painting stock wheels

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Painting stock wheels

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Tried doing a search, but not much luck, may have used wrong keywords.

Anyone tried this ?

http://www.jegs.com/i/Duplicolor/318/HWP101/10002/-1

If so, how did it look, hold up?
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Re: Painting stock wheels

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nothing huh?
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I don't think anyone here has tried it. Personally , I don't think it would be durable enough to look good for very long.
Some have powder coated their wheels. That is an option.

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I had mine sand blasted and powder coated. Cost was $200 canadian. I'll see if I can link a pic.

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