Could someone take my cars and keep the same rims that are on there. Just make them black..i am wondering what it would look like if i painted them black. Use my sig pic. Thanks
Black Rims On My 97 GT?
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Could someone take my cars and keep the same rims that are on there. Just make them black..i am wondering what it would look like if i painted them black. Use my sig pic. Thanks
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or use 1 of these pics actually.
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with photoshop. not paint
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if you just quick glance at it you kinda get a feel for it. lol
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I painted mine, and it came out very well. Not the same rims, but painted. I can get some close ups soon if you want.
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And here is your car. w/ Tinted windows and tails too
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And here is your car. w/ Tinted windows and tails too
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damn, that looks incredibly realistic![Image]()
Best I could do
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lol @ bwals...ill rep you cuz i laughed
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thanks alot guys! I really like the looks of the rims in black. how did you go about painting yours hessian?
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Long but it will last.
1) Wet sanded with 220 ( i think )
2) Let dry, then you notice some spots you missed, then sanded them spots again.
3) Cleaned whole wheel with Laquer thinner, let dry.
4) Wiped down the rim with one of the sticky towel things (forgot what they are called)
5) Masked off the tire as well as the inside of the wheel.
6) Put many thin coats of black high performance gloss paint from rustoleum.
7) Put a coat of high performance clear from rustoleum.
I know of a friend of mine who went as far as using 3 different grits of sandpaper and steel wool, as well as primer. But thats how I did it and haven't had any chips, even from the salty roads of NJ. Shines very nice once cleaned
Good Luck wit it.
1) Wet sanded with 220 ( i think )
2) Let dry, then you notice some spots you missed, then sanded them spots again.
3) Cleaned whole wheel with Laquer thinner, let dry.
4) Wiped down the rim with one of the sticky towel things (forgot what they are called)
5) Masked off the tire as well as the inside of the wheel.
6) Put many thin coats of black high performance gloss paint from rustoleum.
7) Put a coat of high performance clear from rustoleum.
I know of a friend of mine who went as far as using 3 different grits of sandpaper and steel wool, as well as primer. But thats how I did it and haven't had any chips, even from the salty roads of NJ. Shines very nice once cleaned
Good Luck wit it.
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