PlastiKote 618 Steel Wheel Paint - 12 oz.

I don't know what the only other reviewer is talking about this is NOT brown. It is gray..... Yes, it is PEWTER GRAY. Dried fast, and it's really tough. 2 coats and it lasts a long time. I used it on my Honda Odyssey, and my Accord. It looks great. goes on really even and easily. Great stuff.

Seller want a picture of the can that does not work . I want a replacement I'll send back the can.

bought this silver argent wheel paint and a can of primer to do my wheel covers for a 2007 Honda civic, I could have bought brand new from Honda at a ridiculous price for each one, or after market for a little less ridiculous price, so I decided to prime and argent paint my own and let me tell you they look better than expected at a fraction of the price. this is great wheel paint, results were fantastic. highly recommend

Had to refinish my matte black rims so I decide to spray over with this semi gloss wheel paint. I must say before using it I did a thorough job cleaning and prepping my wheels to be sprayed. The results were awesome wheels looked almost brand new it did well covering scuffs and chips. It sprays evenly without much residue. It will dry in about 10 minutes but I would recommend 30-45 minutes for a better longer lasting finish. For 4 wheels I used almost 2 cans.

I was concerned that the black paint on my Hyundai Sonata steel wheels was starting to wear off and the wheels were rusting. I used PlastiKote because I saw reports from other drivers painting their "steelies" with it. After prepping and priming, the final paint coat looks very good. It made my work pay off. The paint started out looking more glossy than I expected but with normal road use the gloss is just right. It improved the overall appearance of my car and so far the paint has been durable. This spray paint is very easy for a new painter to apply and dried smooth. I should mention that using a circle of old playing cards instead of tape made it much easier to protect the tires and still get decent coverage on the rim.

color is a lot darker than cap, doesn't match most OEM aluminum wheel or hub cap covers

used this waste of noney buy the expensive review lied

I had some aluminum wheels that were badly corroded. I used a detail sander and a sand blaster to clean them up. With one exception, the paint went on fine and covered well in two coats. The exception was that the first can did not spray right until it was about 1/3 used up. It came out dry and would not cover well at first. Then it got better, and the second can was fine. So, one wheel does not have as good a finish as the others. I was careful to have the wheels and paint cans warm, and let them cure for several days in the house before mounting the tires. They look good, and seem like they might be durable. We'll see how they hold up. Update Feb 12, 2020: The paint is holding up well and the wheels look good.