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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone know how many 13 oz. cans would be required to paint 4 alloy wheels? I only need to do the outside of the wheel and I figure I will do three light coats per wheel.

POST 2Original post

I recently did my Jeep wheels with satin black, 2 coats then touched it up and it took about 2 1/2 (15oz) cans. Hopefully this will give you a little perspective.

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I did my wheels this spring. I did multiple light coats (at least 3) and I still have about 1/2 the 12oz can left. More complex wheel design would require more I imagine but I cant see needing more than 2 cans

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I have to admit, I did lay it on there pretty heavy.

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Are you getting the paint at the Pelican site?

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Autogeek is only about 50 miles away, so ground shipping is both fast and cheap. However, I also ordered something called Spray Max 2K for the clear coat from Eastwood. The Spray Max looked interesting as it is a two-part epoxy clear system in a spray can. My hope is that it will provide a more resilient coat over the paint.

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After spray painting, follow up with Wurth GL Clear Laquer Spray Paint (art. # 0893 351 930-U). relinuca

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Prep is the key step. I didnt strip mine, but put a scuff pad on a buffer and went over each wheel thoroughly. Then wiped each one down with rubbing alcohol. I followed up with Wurth Clear Laquer. It came out more as a matte finish, but its not noticeable unless you look very closely. If you are doing the wheels pictured in your avatar I bet it would hide it any imperfections even better After about 8K miles they still look fresh

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