painting wheels.... wally world paint

[78Suburban]

http://www.rustoleum.com/product.asp?frm_product_id=33&SBL=1

 

[odoa3]

I scuffed my wheels and then sprayed them with bedliner spray. Then went over that with satin Rustoleum. I am pretty happy with they way they came out. Easy to touch up as well.

 

[NoReGrEtS]

I srayed the whole under side and frame with that bed liner in a can.
Im happy with the way that it looks.

 

[midnitewarya]

I've been using Tractor Implement Paint for awhile. It holds up great, and is very very tough. I've used it on my frame, axles, tub, driveshafts, and all kinds of other stuff. It ressists chipping pretty good and is awesome at preventing rust. I get it at tractor,farm supply stores.

Al

 

[TrcksR4ME]

i was wondering why people dont get the paint that they use on washer and dryers. It is scratch resistant and shiny, in my opinion it the most durable paint out there. I dont know how much it costs tho or if its any good but its just a thought..

appliance epoxy paint is the name and its from rustoleum

I have been using that on my black parts on my truck, holds up well. I think it is $4.xx something at home depot. I use it mainly because it is on e of the few epoxy paints I can easily find. I have had it come off, but thats probably due to the clay stuck to it at the time and not so great prep work.

Used it on the grill and bumper:

Oh, and one after thought I had...It worked great as a top coat on my herculiner that I put on the top part of my bumper to make a non-slip surface.

 

[78Suburban]

Hmm.. now I've narrowed it down to farm implement paint, epoxy appliance paint, or wheel paint. I guess any of those will hold up decently. I may do some looking around at different stores and see what all my options are.
thanks,
James

 

[pvfjr]

Hmm, I may have to use some try some of that appliance paint Mike. I thought your front end looked a little better than the usual rustoleum black, figured it was due to better prep work. I guess not...