Premium Metallic Dark Silver Acrylic Enamel Wheel Paint - Brilliant Finish, High Durability, Fade-resistant, Quick Drying Rim Coating Spray Paint.

Easy to use, nice gloss, looks better than the original silver on my Fiat 500 wheels, a clear coat finished it off nicely. After doing cosmetic preparation,( grinding, sanding, priming), and applying this product+ clear, wheels look new again.

I was hesitant to find the perfect color gold for a trophy im making and alot of gold sprays were antique looking. I wanted a 24k look with the shine/shimmer. This color spray paint brand was the perfect one. I had no problems at all applying it and did a 2 coat over my trophy. Highly recommend. I used it on a 3d print.

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Excellent paint the best Everything the shiny a color everything is five start

Absolute trash. The nozzle clogged up within seconds of using it. Went to return it and Amazon refused and directed me to the seller company. Dealing with the seller was like a game of Guess. No simple method and wanted photos of the nozzle. Uploaded the pictures (as if a photo would prove anything) only to be told to put the nozzle in warm water for a few minutes and try again. Tried and nothing. Still waiting for a response from the company, meanwhile it’s been well over a month and doubt I’ll ever get my money back. You’re probably better off going to a local store.

Very nice finish, clean look after applying. Used to touch up some old truck rims on sons Tundra.Would recommend highly. 1 can per rim to do it justice with the finish. Prep work is what makes or breaks the final look.

Quick and easy to grab paint and color options then have shipped for your projects. Don't have to worry about looking and looking for that color, also easy get the same for match. It's spray paint.

I purchased two cans of Metallic Chrome Paint to refurbish my rims. These are the OEM rims on the car and over the years they have accumulated a few nicks and dings. In the process, I was hoping to transform my silver wheels to chrome.I meticulously washed and sanded the rims prior to spraying the rims. The paint went on well, and the rims were given four coats of paint in increasing density. Additionally, I used two coats of clear coat from a top-of-the-line auto spray.As you can see from the photos, this is definitely not chrome in color. I also purchased new chrome lug nuts, and you can see the juxtaposition of chrome in the lug nuts versus the "chrome" paint color. I have a spare silver rim and tire, and when I was done painting, the painted rims looked almost exactly the same. If I was trying to match rim colors this would have worked well. Unfortunately, I was trying to upgrade to Chrome.Long story short, this is pretty good spray paint, but the color leaves much to be desired. The manufacturer should test the paint color more closely and should apply the paint to actual wheels and then determine the color.