Wheel Paint?

Testors model paint found at all Hobby shops.....comes in very small glass bottles, flows well too.

[quote name='Dutchy' date='Nov 17 2006, 12:00 AM' post='322378']
impatient little bugger are you?!? (IMG:style_emoticons/oldemoticons/biggrin.gif)
There is this phenomena called "time zones" so a certain % of members were sound asleep when you posted (IMG:style_emoticons/oldemoticons/biggrin.gif)

If you'll look at the timestamps on my first two posts, you'll see that I waited roughly 23 hours before posting the second time. That's enough time, I think, for the folks in Western Europe to have woken up, turned on their computers, logged onto VFRD, read my post, and deigned to respond.

Gentlemen,

We must state where the paint goes and what it does, do we not?

Dirtydizzogg

i have had great luck with marine spray paint, OMC, Mercury, and the generic version sold in most marine shops. Takes saltwater fine, washes well, doesnt burn with a blowtorch, sprays super easy with minimum fisheye, and dries in a snap.

i have a 99 that now has silver wheels that match my front fork paint (which needs redone since the factory paint sucks).

dirtydizzogg, Dec 13 2006, 01:16 AMGentlemen,

We must state where the paint goes and what it does, do we not?

Dirtydizzogg

LOL...I must say a very good point. (IMG:style_emoticons/oldemoticons/biggrin.gif)


this post could have started out as " extra 500 Hp " as a title, with "hairspray!"

does no good unless we know where to use it!

I'm guessing this thread got borked in the recent database mishap.