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· One Cold North Dakotan
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I was just wondering if paint sticks very well to aluminum rims that have kind of a rough surface to them? I just saw a pic of a truck with 33's on it with black rims.. really makes the whole truck look better and the tires look bigger too. Was thinking about doing mine the same way. How do you think it would turn out? I honestly think it might look kind of dumb with the big holes in the wheels... Pic here:

http://www.fototime.com/BE81718EBC913DE/orig.jpg
 

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If you cab spare the cash, have them powdercoated. A set of wheels will usually cost you about $250 to have done. That includes blasting and stripping, and then most powdercoaters I have talked to always double coat wheels because they tend to get scratched easilly.
I had mine done 3 years ago and when I wash them they still look brand new. There is a few light surface scratched in them, but they don't even go through to the aluminum. I know if it was just regular paint they would be scratched all to hell.
 

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I painted mine, sorry i dont have an original picture but it use to be white...
 

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drinkbrew said:
or you could just get some black steel wheels for about $50-$60 bucks a piece and sell your rims and probly come close to breaking even
Thats waaay to easy, you know that.

And you call yourself a Bronco owner. :D
 
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