Ghetto q: But can you just spray paint the wheels instead of powdercoating?
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Originally Posted by illphil
I agree, if you want to spray paint your wheels, do it. I didn't feel like taking off the tires to have it powdercoated and was bored so I "rattle canned" my track wheels. Big whoop. I guarantee you everyone that comes up to my car asks where I powdercoated them, and on top of that they have lasted track day lap session temps in the mid-summer in TEXAS heat. Heat should not be a concern, and if you use a quality paint and prep accordingly you can get a gloss look of powdercoating. heres a close up, and thats dirt not a chip. As far as strength goes, right now I'm trying to polish the lip and I've given up on that one after nothing besides bead blasting will get the paint off- so make sure thats the color you want but hey they are stockers- screw it. And the pic is after about 6 months of abuse KEY PHRASE- who cares they are stock wheels, do whatever its not like you are ruining something you paid extra for.
I was searching powdercoated parts and came across this and I just HAVE TO SAY SOMETHING! Thats horrible to do to a 350z
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Originally Posted by 2004z
A stock car looks better than a car with sh!tty mods. If you don't wanna spend your money on new rims, then don't. But don't spray paint your existing rims, that will look like crap.
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