Hell yeah, nice work mxs!!

 

Your garage isn't heated or you don't have a garage? I have an unheated un insulated garage, i need to find a way to heat it.

 

Did you put some clear on top of the color....or is this goingto be a normal winter routine?

 

Thanks everyone

I do have a garage, but it was cooooooooold over the weekend, and I'm afraid to fire up the woodburning stove [:@]

I didn't do the clear, the directions said it was "optional" -- of course, the directions also said to do 3 coats, and after it dried and I saw it in better light, it really could have used another coat or two. But I have enough left to do it again in the spring if I have to.

The whole project cost me ten bucks. And I know that anything I did couldn't be WORSE than just driving around with them how they were. So I'm not too concerned.

Here they are back on the car.

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Damn, those look great. Good work.

 

Looks like you laid the paint on too thick on this one.......I can see some cracks in the paint. Did you do light coats like I said?

 

No, you don't. That's the original clearcoat under the paint.

 

I thought you sanded those wheels? Can you explain those "crack look-alikes"?

 

Awesome work! Now get your lazy *** on to my project!


Lol... Im kidding. You know I love you mxs

 

Ha! Get me those pictures!!




You see the lines because I didn't remove ALL the clearcoat. I removed all the LOOSE clearcoat and sanded the rest. I wasn't about to use aicraft grade paint stripper in my house.