Mission Creep

[WSL91]

Those off the shelf rattle-can sprays have come a long way and now you have your option of what kind of paint you want. If you get the surface good and clean and roughed up propperly they will last a long time. I just did both of mine about a couple months ago but I did mine during a new tire change so my rubber was off when I did it. It made it a bit easier with the tires off the rims. I think they look better than they did brand new.

I've been prowling the Auto Parts and hardware stores looking for something..., Rust Oleum doesn't keep it's gloss long outdoors, not sure how durable Krylon is, etc. I frequent O Reilly's and they just didn't have many options. Stopped at the local Advance Auto parts and they have the biggest selection by far. I may pick up a can of Acrylic enamel for the frame touch-up

[motoman]

I've been prowling the Auto Parts and hardware stores looking for something..., Rust Oleum doesn't keep it's gloss long outdoors, not sure how durable Krylon is, etc. I frequent O Reilly's and they just didn't have many options. Stopped at the local Advance Auto parts and they have the biggest selection by far. I may pick up a can of Acrylic enamel for the frame touch-up

Duplicolor is your best bet. Durability hard to beat.

[XJkid]

If you're offering accommodation and food for a two week holiday in California, I'd like to volunteer to come over and tell you your wheels are 'girly'. But only thump me once, deal?

How about a burger & fries, use of my shower, and a ride to Santa Cruz to hobnob with DiverRay?