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Refinishing wheels with engine enamel.

posted by  C on  Wed Feb 19 14:41 CST 2003
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What color did you use? Is there a gray/silver that is a close match? Did you have to bake it like stated in the previous post? I don't suppose you have a picture.


I have put a lot of work into these wheels already and would like to finish them off (once) aptly. I figure it will take multiple cans with some left over to do some bits and a few peices of engine stuff (pipes, bracket etc.).

Thanks






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