Flat black 1st gen?

[bones66]

here is a pic of the rims i did for a friend krylon fusion satin black with high gloss clear they look amazing and the paint is super tough and the best part is it dries really fast!

 

[FIND]

here is a pic of the rims i did for a friend krylon fusion satin black with high gloss clear they look amazing and the paint is super tough and the best part is it dries really fast!

Is the correct way to link to your picture. Do not copy the URL on the top of the page, right click on the picture and copy the image's location.

Krylon Fusion is a paint meant to bond to plastics. It is the wrong paint to use in that application. There are a couple other things I could say.... but I won't.

 

[bones66]

[/Quote]Krylon Fusion is a paint meant to bond to plastics. It is the wrong paint to use in that application. There are a couple other things I could say.... but I won't.[/QUOTE]

Well the way i understand it it bonds to both. i have been using it for the past couple years on both with really good results. i always primer first which makes a much better surface. i love the way it turns out. if you dont like the rims so be it but i have never had that paint chip or peel and it last a lot longer than most.

 

[fedyfedz]

krylon has multiple types of paint and they make a certain one for metal which looks different then the other can. And with all krylon products it says it does not require primer. i painted my rims last year wit krylon for metal, surprised that they lasted a whole year and still look mint.

 

[FIND]

Well the way i understand it it bonds to both. i have been using it for the past couple years on both with really good results. i always primer first which makes a much better surface. i love the way it turns out. if you dont like the rims so be it but i have never had that paint chip or peel and it last a lot longer than most.

No, really, Krylon Fusion is paint formulated JUST for plastics. Save yourself a dollar or two and get the regular Krylon acrylic if you like the paint. Over metal, you will get a LOT better results. Heck, I use the stuff on lots of things, I don't think it is bad paint at all. Also, I wasn't really just commenting on your rims, I had a look at the other pictures in your album as well.... Switch away from that Fusion (except for on things like plastics and other trim pieces), and try putting lighter coats on. It is a lot easier than people make it out to be to get a quality finish out of a rattle can.

 

[SwaintaN]

i sooo forgot i had this photo youll be able to see the difference between flat black and stock.. dont gotta look hard to see it...

 

[94whiteX]

We finally got some nice weather so I got a better pic of my X

 

[Shooey_]

94whiteX, looks like you're in for a name change.
We're going to be painting the truck flat with the next nice break in the weather. If it comes out anything like yours, I'd be pretty ecstatic.

 

[mehedgec]

I'll go ahead and update. The truck is in primer and bodywork is finished. I just have to get a weekend to paint it picked out. Ill get a picture up later.