my new rims!
I know you tried clear coat but clear coat looks like **** but when used on cars it has to be buffed before it looks good using a buffing compound so I would....
Wet sand lightly to help the clear coat stick
apply a good solid cleat coat
then buff it up
Wet sand lightly to help the clear coat stick
apply a good solid cleat coat
then buff it up
I want to have them smooth and glossy. I tried to do that as well as I could, but, i didnt want to ruin them 3/4ths the way into painting. I tried a test on the back of some spare aluminum and painted it with "wheel clear coat". it added even more of a texture look (almost a speckle of it just being sprayed like crap) and then turned it more dull. i think body clear coat will help me get the protection and the look im aiming for in the end.
Could the texture problem be due to using engine enamel? I know its supposed to have ceramics or something else in the paint to make it more robust and resists heat. I wondered if that would take away from the "smoothness" or "glossiness"
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