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What do you think? After looking at all the black painted wheels, I couldn't resist. Took off my running boards too. Mucho better!!!!!!!!


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stunning!


and that little touch of gold upfront is pretty deviously naughty too...! :D
 
In a Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger voice..."Dat Looks Buff...Definately NOT for Da Girly Men"
 
:lol:

Thanks!

The gold is a giveaway huh? ;p


Overall I'm pleased. Time will tell how well they hold up, but my wheels were rather sad in the shape they were in, so a little paint did wonders for the toughness.


Here is a comparison shot.

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:eek:
 
is your lexi black or gray?

Ting,
How could you possibly mistake that gawdawful shade of green for black or gray? Are you color blind?

The bottom half looks good though.

:D

-B-
 
Ting,
How could you possibly mistake that gawdawful shade of green for black or gray? Are you color blind?

The bottom half looks good though.

:D

-B-

:flipoff2:





I hope he breaks something in Moab and has to walk over to my GREEN truck to beg for parts...........:flipoff2:
 
Ting,
How could you possibly mistake that gawdawful shade of green for black or gray? Are you color blind?

The bottom half looks good though.

:D

-B-

I am literaly amazed at how persistant you are with you bashing of 6M1. Obsessive compulsive tendancies? Or did some stud run off with your wife in a green cruiser? :crybaby: :crybaby: :crybaby:




6M1, just waxed and looks kick ass. :flipoff2: :flipoff2:
 
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looks great! so how did you do it?

im in the same boat with that gold junk, i wax it every so often to accelerate the slow fade. too lazy to replace it.
 
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looks great! so how did you do it?

im in the same boat with that gold junk, i wax it every so often to accelerate the slow fade. too lazy to replace it.



Thanks for the compliments.

I followed some of the advice I read on here from people doing their wheels.


Took the wheel/tire off, washed it with some simple green and a green scrub pad, hit it with some steel wool to scuff up the surface...used brake cleaner to make sure the surface was super clean.

I then used etching primer. 2-3 light coats.

Then 3-4 coats of Semi-gloss black.


To protect the tire, I did the dish wash soap trick and it worked out ok. I had to use the green scrub pad to get the over spray off, but it did come off rather easy.
 
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