Good or Bad idea?
I just bought a 2006 350z and im deciding if i should tint my rims to be black...the stock ones....has anyone tried it and does it look good? perticularly on the (dark silver) platinum 350z...thanks im leaning to go with it and i will prob being doing it in the next 2 days....it will run me about $50 for all four rims so its a good deal.
Personally, I think it's a bad idea. Especially if it's only costing you $50. You want to "tint" them? What does that mean? If you want to get silver rims to be black, you pretty much need to powder coat them. That sure is hell is going to cost a lot more than $50.
He's probably talking about having the rim's PAINTED, not tinted. If that's the case yeah it should be alright. It's not that expensive to have done because it's not hard at all especially if you have the tools. My dealership had my front rims repainted when they scratched the sht out of them fixing my feathering, and I watched the guy do it. They look new you can't tell the difference. I think a dark grey would look better than black but who knows.... try it and see... if you don't like it you could always have it repainted again.
why would the rims need wheel cleaner?? Most of the stock rims are painted from the factory to begin with. I never use cleaner on mine and they clean up just fine... or am I missing something???
thanks guys....yea i meant painted not tinter...my bad....and its only 50 dollars because its my friends friend.....but im hoping to get it for free, but ill see 50 bucks wont hurt my day, but hey keeping 50 bucks and getting my rims painted....that'll make my day lol
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Originally Posted by roast
He's probably talking about having the rim's PAINTED, not tinted. If that's the case yeah it should be alright. It's not that expensive to have done because it's not hard at all especially if you have the tools. My dealership had my front rims repainted when they scratched the sht out of them fixing my feathering, and I watched the guy do it. They look new you can't tell the difference. I think a dark grey would look better than black but who knows.... try it and see... if you don't like it you could always have it repainted again.
Originally Posted by roast
why would the rims need wheel cleaner?? Most of the stock rims are painted from the factory to begin with. I never use cleaner on mine and they clean up just fine... or am I missing something???
You must not use your brakes much, Mine get coated with dust that only a good wheel cleaner can remove. (Not to mention the occasional Tar and road grime). The difference after using a quality cleaner is amazing and cuts a lot of the elbow grease out.
Some wheel cleaners are Pained WHeel safe (All-Wheel Cleaner like Megquires) but some are only safe on Chrome or Magnesium.
I am just giving him a word of warning to be careful.
starting next week ill be powder coating my wheels and door handles, shaving the rear emblems, painting black the front bumper lip and the indent for the license plate. I am also like you smoking out all the lights and signals, and maybe doing racing stripes. I'll start a thread w/pics when job is complete
You must not use your brakes much, Mine get coated with dust that only a good wheel cleaner can remove. (Not to mention the occasional Tar and road grime). The difference after using a quality cleaner is amazing and cuts a lot of the elbow grease out.
I am just giving him a word of warning to be careful.

Yes but im also blacking out my taillights turn signals front corners and my windows (tinted) i just havnt found any car close to what im thinking up of to see if i wantit to be and all go.
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