Pics of Painting Stock TC Rims (sorta how to)
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Pics of Painting Stock TC Rims (sorta how to)
1: Jack car up and put it on jack stands
2:Once wheels are removed clean and scuff
Before:
After:
3: Once Scuffed and Dried, scuff again.
After Scuffing:
4: After dried Tape off
i just used painters plastic from homedepot to tape the wheels off.
5: AND THEN i used chemical cleaner to get the grease and dirt and stuff off the rims
6: Then Tack em let them sit for about 15 smoke a bowl or drink a beer then your ready for pirmer!
7:Primer and catalyst:
8: prime those bitches depending on the weather let them sit for 45 to an hour
9:i used the same color for a 2007 BMW 745I for my rims
1st coat of paint!!
Second coat sorry it was getting kinda dark and i used my blackberry for all these pics.
3rd coat
10: Clear time
be sure to let them cure for a couple days before putting them back on and driving. ENJOY
and i dont have enough room to post more pics but you can check my gallery for the end results if you want. thanks
2:Once wheels are removed clean and scuff
Before:
After:
3: Once Scuffed and Dried, scuff again.
After Scuffing:
4: After dried Tape off
i just used painters plastic from homedepot to tape the wheels off.
5: AND THEN i used chemical cleaner to get the grease and dirt and stuff off the rims
6: Then Tack em let them sit for about 15 smoke a bowl or drink a beer then your ready for pirmer!
7:Primer and catalyst:
8: prime those bitches depending on the weather let them sit for 45 to an hour
9:i used the same color for a 2007 BMW 745I for my rims
1st coat of paint!!
Second coat sorry it was getting kinda dark and i used my blackberry for all these pics.
3rd coat
10: Clear time
be sure to let them cure for a couple days before putting them back on and driving. ENJOY
and i dont have enough room to post more pics but you can check my gallery for the end results if you want. thanks
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Not sure if this is the end result picture because the cars white but its the only one I saw hah.
Looks really good, thanks for taking the time to do some pictures. This could possibly be a good "How to", might want to show a mod and see what he thinks about it.
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its the end result. car is just really clean not white lol. I actually painted them a month or so ago just havent had time to post. im glad you like
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so did you sand them? is that what the scuffing is that you refered to? Also where did you get your supplies
what grit sandpaper
what grit sandpaper
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UPDATE: sorry its taken me so long to get back to you guys, ive been busy as eff w work.
Here is what i used and hopefully it answers all your questions.
Sanded w scotch brite, wet and dry.
Used 07BMW 740I black metallic PPG Deltron line.
primer and color shot w Binks SV 100 gun and cleared w a Husky from home depot lol
hope that helps and paint them bitchs!! lol
Here is what i used and hopefully it answers all your questions.
Sanded w scotch brite, wet and dry.
Used 07BMW 740I black metallic PPG Deltron line.
primer and color shot w Binks SV 100 gun and cleared w a Husky from home depot lol
hope that helps and paint them bitchs!! lol
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