Possible to paint wheels soon?

[Albertt]

Saw a commercial for a new Krylon product, Fusion. Supposedly, this paint is designed for plastics, with no sanding or priming necessary, just a quick cleaning with thinner. Anyone else heard of this stuff? It's available in 16 colors as of now...perhaps more later on.

http://www.krylon.com/product/gp_product_detail.asp?sgID=GP07

http://www.metrocreativegraphics.com/032-SpHmImp/25-SH032200.html

[spoolin]

Sounds intersting! but i have been painting 90% of my wheels with tamiya spray cans! works great!
http://slidecentral.rs-scooby.com/RCD///images/wheelsallgold.jpg
http://slidecentral.rs-scooby.com/pics/gold.silver2.jpg

[Zero2Sixty]

my painted wheels always chip, any secrets spoolin? Nive job BTW

[Albertt]

I'm hoping that this Krylon product is more resistant to chipping.

[djm914-6]

I just saw the Krylon stuff on TV last night and it got my wheels spinning... pun intended. Looks good if it works as advertised. Suppodidly it bonds at a molecular level so chipping should be non existant. I'll do my mailbox first then see what else I can paint. If they have a bright silver, then I'll do a set of Tamiya Porsche wheels I just bought in ebay.

[Albertt]

Originally posted by djm914-6
I just saw the Krylon stuff on TV last night and it got my wheels spinning... pun intended. Looks good if it works as advertised. Suppodidly it bonds at a molecular level so chipping should be non existant. I'll do my mailbox first then see what else I can paint. If they have a bright silver, then I'll do a set of Tamiya Porsche wheels I just bought in ebay.

Please keep us informed about how painting your mailbox goes. I've got my eyes set on painting a set of these Yokomo rims either gray or silver.
http://www2.gpmd.com/image/y/yokc2174.jpg