VHT SP183 Satin Black Wheel Paint Can - 11 oz.

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The key is to prep wheels well and follow instructions. I applied 3-4 light coats to wheels and they look great.

The color of the wheels on my vehicle needed to be changed into something a bit more aesthetically pleasing and VHT came highly recommended. Scuffing the wheels and then a thorough cleaning before spraying gave wonderful adhesion. Allowing the paint to set overnight seemed to work well as the vehicle was then driven w/o any issues with the paint.The paint has stood up to everyday wear and tear though it did get a bit nicked when having new tires installed but that was easily corrected with a few passes of the rattle-can. A quick spray with the hose and this looks as fresh as can be.Could a cheaper can of spray work? I don't want to find out. The VHT did what it was supposed to do in an easy and timely manner.

One can covered about 2-1/2 wheels, inside & out.Has a nice smooth finish.

My ‘01 Sequoia’s aluminum rims were looking kinda rough, I decided to paint ‘em black when i rotated my tires a few months ago. This paint applies easily (2 thin coats) and looks AWESOME! I used one full can for the job. Note..if you want great, long-lasting results, prep is key. I washed wheels thoroughly, roughed up all surfaces to be sprayed with 3M Scotchbright pads, then wiped down with a rag/acetone (gloves), then wiped down with isopropyl alcohol/microfiber towel. I jammed a row of index cards between wheel and tire (wheels off vehicle and laying flat on floor) to shield the tires from the paint. (If you’ve ever tried to tape-mask a tire to spray the rim, you’ll see the advantage). The black satin sheen looks perfect, and no chips flaking after many miles/washes.