Painting stock rims: Gloss Black or Flat Black?
#1
Painting stock rims: Gloss Black or Flat Black?
I'm thinking of painting my stock rims black and I might just pull the trigger this weekend before I get too busy when school starts. I was thinking of painting them glossy black to match my black car but a friend of mine just painted his rims flat black and DAMN it looked so good (which is what convinced me to paint mine now). Aside from looking bad ***, the flat black rims would complement the flat black gurney flap on my GT500 replica spoiler, the rear valance, and all those unpainted plastic parts on the car. Now I have a tough decision to make. Any comments (good or bad), recommendations, and/or tips?
#3
Here are some pics of my car I once put up on a thread. https://mustangforums.com/forum/2010...ck-it-out.html
#5
Wait, actually you could plasti-dip them to see if you would like flat black.
It will stay like that, or you could peel it right off if you don't like it.
It will stay like that, or you could peel it right off if you don't like it.
Last edited by 07BLACKGT; 08-25-2011 at 01:40 PM.
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#8
I would go with black or blue, no offense to the red caliper people but I see that color more than any other. As for the wheels, I would paint them whatever color, flat or gloss, that matches the most. I personally think gloss would look better, but if flat matches everything else go with that.