gelbarda001

nice wheels I did mine powder coat for alot longer life, but again great job. Maybe you have seen my baby my gallery is under members or users gelbarda001 or gelbard

CliffCrawler

This is what I was planning to do with my winter wheels during the off season. This is great alternative if you want run down your OEMs and then buy the real stuff afterwards (eg.wheels and tires). Are the better paints for hard use. Here in the rockies we get dumped with sand and MagChloride occasionally. Any suggestions that might help? By the way, in terms of sanding, could this be done by hand?

highergr0und

I did the exact same routine yesterday, basically on a whim. The hardest part was convincing the girlfriend to let me put the wheels in the dining room to let dry for the rest of the weekend. Cost me about $75 total for paint, primer, posterboard, and jack stands so I could do the whole thing in one shot. I also did the insides too, but didn't sweat making everything there totally perfect. Textured look looks good, scratches are hidden, and I'd much rather have to sand and respray than pay to have a wheel powder coated again. I'll put up some pics once the wheels are back on.

SLICKWILL

looks like you did it the right way!!! looks killer with your jeep

kcpanther

looks good!!!!!!

HausScott

You might even consider painting the round "Jeep" button in the center a contrasting color...

For example, painting it a bright yellow will give it a nice AEV-like appearance.

TROUBLESHOOTER

very nice.

fish

Looks good.

StuDad

that looks way better than rattle-can should! I may have to do this too

Dayton

Nice. Those MOAB wheels look good, black.