tire help!!
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tire help!!
i have the stock steelies and 32's right now on my 4door sahara..
im wondering how to black out the stock steelies..what would look best??
i want a 2.5 bb lift ad 1.5 spacer and some 33s (KM2's)
how would i do this and look good?
paint?? with what?? stock steelies black out would look good on my black jk, dont you agree??
im wondering how to black out the stock steelies..what would look best??
i want a 2.5 bb lift ad 1.5 spacer and some 33s (KM2's)
how would i do this and look good?
paint?? with what?? stock steelies black out would look good on my black jk, dont you agree??
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I am thinking about blacking out as well.
You can do a search and find alot of threads about people who have bed lined wheels and they have turned out nice.
Good luck,
Red
You can do a search and find alot of threads about people who have bed lined wheels and they have turned out nice.
Good luck,
Red
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If you don't mind spending a few bucks, you can usually have rims powdercoated for about $100 each (or better, depending on the shop). I've had several sets of wheels done in the past. If you get a 2 stage powder, it's got a clear coat finish. Brake dust and dirt wipes right off.
I have no grounds for comparison vs. bedliner though. I've seen a lot of people go that route on here too.
I have no grounds for comparison vs. bedliner though. I've seen a lot of people go that route on here too.
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Someone just had a good write up about this.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-write-ups-39/black-moabs-14455/
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-write-ups-39/black-moabs-14455/
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Well not to be a downer but stock Sahara JK wheels aren't "steelies". They are aluminum rims. Aluminum is generally anodized. This can be done many colors but isn't a paint.