Rust-Oleum 368076 High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, 11 oz, Gloss Black

Turn trash to class! I had these totally messed up mustang wheels. Looked terrible! But, with this high quality paint I made it all better! I used this paint on a car a year ago and still looks great, which pushed me to try it on these. Coats amazing well, sprays smooth. Unless you sit in a place it won’t blotch or metallic swim. With out a top court you get a nice, smoky, satin, dark graphite. Note, one pic I uploaded is a before pic

I'm always hesitant to spray parts but this paint went on solid. Wheels came out looking fairly decent for spray paint, the sides of the spikes came out a bit rough but the face is smooth. The "metallic" bits get pretty airborne. Everything was masked but there's still glitter that stuck to the exposed parts of the tires. The graphite is a slightly dark gray. It looked charcoalish online. I was hoping for sometbing more gray, so I'm pleased. But FYI if you were going more charcoal. Easy to use. No clogs. One can more than covered a wheel. Hopefully as durable as the application.

Easy to apply looks great. I used this to paint over as final voat my rusting steel wheels hiding under my wheel covers. The final product isnt flat, isnt semi gloss, somewhere in between. Sprays evenly, a fan vertical spray pattern out of the nozzle made it easy to cover the wheels. Dries quickly.

Two out of the three cans of this paint were defective. Both cans are completely full but when the nozzle is pressed instead of paint coming out it spits little chunks of dried paint and foam looking stuff. And to make matters worse they can’t be returned.

They spray is awesome I used this spray on my old aluminum rims and was really impressed with how smooth the finish came out. The gloss black look gave my wheels a refreshed appearance, and the any-angle spray nozzle made reaching awkward spots surprisingly easy. Prep is key though — I sanded and cleaned the wheels thoroughly beforehand and the paint adhered well with no obvious peeling after a few weeks on the road. If you’re doing a DIY wheel makeover, this is a solid value.”

Took a star off because these come with a fan pattern spray tip which is fine for large jobs but is counterproductive for something more detailed, like wheels, you can pop on any standard tip from any other Rusto can. Gloss black is more like satin black which is fine by me but still shouldn’t be called “gloss”. Preparation is key when painting anything, I took these wheels down to bare metal and hit them with some etching primer first. It took two cans to cover four 14” wheels, could’ve taken a third if I wanted them absolutely perfect. We will see how it holds up to the elements.

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With this being clear, I did not take any pictures, because they would not show anything worth while.. I have some aluminum rims that were getting some corrosion on the tire bead.. The car side was much worse than the outside edge.. I took the rims, with tires off, and used an flap disk on an angle grinder to get the majority of the corrosion off, and flatten any real high areas a little, and then sanded by hand with 120 sandpaper to give a better smoother / flatter surface.. I then painted the areas that I cleaned up with this clear paint to help protect it and keep it from corroding again.. So far, I have had not problems.. This was not meant to be a perfection job, but more a save the rims from destruction type of job. It works good for that.. If I had any problems, it would be one thing.. and that goes right along with what I used.. and that is, because it is clear, it is hard to tell where you put the paint on the rims.. I got a few runs because of this.. It would not have been as big of a problem with a big flat area, like a fender.. But inside beads is a different story.. especially since you have to do a certain amount, then move the rim to get to the next stretch, and repeat.. and after the first coat is on, there is no way to tell where you hit for the second coat, and where you didn't.. Overall, it works for me.. A little time, and $10 in parts to save 2 rims, which would normally be at least $35 each for used ones.. Needless to say, I have nothing to complain about.. It did its job.. Only time will tell how it holds up on the vehicle though.

The quality of the product is good, gives a nice spray and dries off quickly, adhesion is good., I think the price should have been a little less so a bit pricey , gives a Matt finish , good for painting on those scraps on the wheels where paint has chipped off.