if you use rattle can you ARE half-assing. get real dude rattlecan is shit for anything that is exposed to sunlight/weather. their "clearcoat" isnt really going to help you much either, its non-catalyzed. if you want to say you did it the right way you have to use quality materials and not be lazy.
for the record i do custom paint for a living you can check my other posts/blog for work i have done, im not talking out of my ass.
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Originally posted by e36cabrio View Postjust got done with mine, dont expect long term but just to get me through the summer
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Originally posted by Justa_Lowlife View PostI think you type amazingly fluently for a second language- even better than some (read: most) of us Americans/Canadians/U.K. blokes.
btw, LOVE the spray job you did, thanks for taking time and doing things the RIGHT way.
edit:don't get mad if I missed your country lol
thank you i took my time and did it right, no point in half assing something and having to redo it later! but these wheels have been sold and i bought some BBS style 5's
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i made this at 3 in the morning i was tired and wasnt thinking straight give me a break haha
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My sprayed wheels
just got done with mine, dont expect long term but just to get me through the summer
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I think you type amazingly fluently for a second language- even better than some (read: most) of us Americans/Canadians/U.K. blokes.
btw, LOVE the spray job you did, thanks for taking time and doing things the RIGHT way.
edit:don't get mad if I missed your country lol
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Originally posted by OG patina View Postmy guess.. english isnt his first language.
im from South Africa give me a break lol
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sold these wheels and got some style 5'sand they are not rattle canned lol powder coated!!!!
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Originally posted by andybob View PostI was just putting that out there for people that are thinking about painting their wheels.
And yeah, Ceramic pads are the way to go. I have them on my car, even though its a Kia... lol
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Originally posted by kramerbuccs24 View PostI gotta get ceramic pads next year, my wheels are filthy within 150 miles (like 3 days)
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Originally posted by pumpin_fistsE36 View Posti mean ill wax them eventually but for now they look good, i dont have to worry about black obnoxious brake dust since i have ceramics pads
And yeah, Ceramic pads are the way to go. I have them on my car, even though its a Kia... lol
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Originally posted by pumpin_fistsE36 View Posti mean ill wax them eventually but for now they look good, i dont have to worry about black obnoxious brake dust since i have ceramics pads
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Originally posted by andybob View PostThey look good.
Just to clear something up, wax is a good idea. But, make sure you wait about a week to apply some wax. While the paint is curing, the solvent in it is evaporating and even though the wheels my be dry, there is still some stuff going on in the paint. If you wax them to early it will hold in the evaporating solvent and you will get "solvent pop". The only way to fix that would be to re-sand to bare metal and do it again.
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