Rubicop

Much better. Simple mod, but time consuming when you only have 2 jack stands. Prep was just 2 clean/dry cycles of the rims, then immediate application. 30 mins between coats.

4 coats. 3 cans total used. 6 hour afternoon. $60 mod.

Beer, BBQ, sun, and workin' on the Jeep. Couldn't ask for much more than that.

SlowJKU

Looks great!

Muscat1107

Did you have to prep the rims.

Clean,sand,prim then spray.

Did you have any chipping or flaking of paint after a few days.

Rubicop

No sanding or priming. Plasti-Dip is actually a rubberized coating that you can peel off whenever you want. This far no chipping or peeling, though the finish is a bit tacky to the touch and seems porous, so I wonder if dirt will cling to it and be difficult to clean off.

Also no idea yet on off road durability. I will update with my observations.

Joshmuench

When did you do them? I think you passed me on highbury the other day.

Rubicop

Finished them up on Saturday, and definitely went down Highbury yesterday at around 3, so could be!

Gekicker08

I'm thinking about doing this, does this spray come in different colors?

jkuforu

Looks good will be doing mine this week end

semperfimrn1

i left my rims on the jeep. cut a trash bag in half and wrap it behind the wheel and cover the brakes and drum and you're good to go

56willyswagon

It is a great way to protect your rims from winter salt and road grime as well.
I did my winters last fall, and my summers in april. Love the stuff so much, I did my engine bonnet as well.
It stops the rock chips, and reduces the glare off of the hood.