How to properly paint lug nuts
Sup everyone, i have these black rims that im going to install soon

im having some members here helping me out with geting tires but i have an entire set of locking lug nuts that i want to keep since there slim and perfect for aftermarket rims.
But my current paint job is black n blue...

well i want to clean up the current chromed/rusting lug nut and paint them the same blue color as the body. I dont want the paint to chip as i tighten them when i install the rims.
so what do u guys suggest, what type of paint could i use that would prevent the lug nuts from chipping as i use the lug nut wrench to tighten them up.

im having some members here helping me out with geting tires but i have an entire set of locking lug nuts that i want to keep since there slim and perfect for aftermarket rims.
But my current paint job is black n blue...

well i want to clean up the current chromed/rusting lug nut and paint them the same blue color as the body. I dont want the paint to chip as i tighten them when i install the rims.
so what do u guys suggest, what type of paint could i use that would prevent the lug nuts from chipping as i use the lug nut wrench to tighten them up.
powdercoat dont paint it will hold up better. But either way its going to chip just paint will as soon as you put on a socket to tighten them up. Just fork out the extra cash and get some anodized ones.
never heard of anodizeding, but i found this,
http://www.ehow.com/how_4491907_anodize-home.html
im deff a diy person, would you recommend if i did this myself? or is it cheaper to take it a shop,and if so how do i find a place that does this anodized
http://www.ehow.com/how_4491907_anodize-home.html
im deff a diy person, would you recommend if i did this myself? or is it cheaper to take it a shop,and if so how do i find a place that does this anodized
either muteki, gorilla, sr48's or sr35's will do.
http://www.jlbmotorsports.com/rims/lugnuts-list.html
and don't worry, I've ordered plenty of parts from them before. Great prices.
http://www.jlbmotorsports.com/rims/lugnuts-list.html
and don't worry, I've ordered plenty of parts from them before. Great prices.
I don't think it is a good idea. Yea, they will look good, but as soon as you take the lugs off again, there goes the paint. And you'll have to re-paint them again and again.
If you feel like painting the lugs by hand every time you touch the lugs with the socket, then go for it!
If you feel like painting the lugs by hand every time you touch the lugs with the socket, then go for it!
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