Paint your own rims in just a few hours and save thousands!

by Christian on July 9, 2009

Flat Black

Gloss Black

Gunmetal

Bronze

FLAT BLACK          GLOSS BLACK        GUNMETAL              BRONZE

You don’t need to spend thousands on new wheels! Get my easy-to-apply rim painting kit and transform the look of your existing rims in about half a day. Your tires can stay mounted on the rims too!

Our complete rim painting kit includes everything you need* to paint your rims, at home, with minimal effort. Concerned that you might mess it up? Our included rim painting guide will walk you through each step of the process.

Forget driving all over town for hours looking for inferior painting and prep products. The products we carry are durable, tested, and they will make your wheels look great! You will receive your complete kit via FedEx Ground in a just a few business days. Oh, and shipping is free.

*You’ll need to provide car wash supplies, newspaper, and a safe painting environment.

Included with each kit:

  • 13-page color guide to painting your rims (see sample below)
  • Safety glasses
  • 2-pairs of protective gloves
  • Degreaser
  • Prep wipes
  • Automotive-grade masking tape
  • Tape application stick
  • Scuff pad (flexible and reusable)
  • Automotive-grade sandpaper
  • 2 cans of premium etching primer
  • 1 can of premium filler primer
  • 3 cans of premium wheel or ceramic paint
  • 1 can of (gloss) or 1 can of (flat) clearcoat
  • EZ-spray paint handle (for clearcoat application)

Note: A respirator is not included in my kit at this time but I can get you one if you need it. Do not mess around with this one. Pick up an approved-for-painting organic vapor respirator (canister type) and save your lungs!

Your kit will enable you to paint (4) 13 – 22″ rims.

Sample the How to Paint Your Rims guide!

How To Guide Snapshot

Got questions? Please email me at:

christian [at] rimpainter.com

Kit Information and Notes:

Note: I can only ship paint kits to the lower 48 states at this time (due to ORM-D stipulations). The Rim Painting Guide, however, can be sent to anyone. Please email me for more information.


Rim Paint Kits (includes shipping)


*Ships via FedEx ground to the lower 48 states only (regulated by ORM-D stipulations).

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Out with the old, in with the new

by Christian on February 21, 2010

If you have been following my blog entries here at rimpainter.com, you may have seen the one about the Importance of using clearcoat, illustrated. In summary, the individual pieced together some supplies from local stores, but skipped the clearcoat step (fearing that the clearcoat would eliminate the flat black look he was going for). By skipping the clearcoat step, the base paint became exposed to UV rays and other abuse and started fading and actually coming off. Jimmy contacted me for advice and I felt like I got him on the right track, selling him a custom kit comprised of only the items he needed to do the job, and to do it right.

Today I received an email from Jimmy. Here’s what it said:

Hey Christian!

I just wanted to write you to thank you for all of your help and guidance. I just finished repainting my wheels yesterday and I could not be happier with how they came out! They look exactly like I have wanted them to for a long time! I thought I would share some pictures of how they came out. Feel free to use them on your website or for the story that you put on your website about my situation. If you need anything else feel free to let me know! Thanks again and I hope that my story can help you and your business.

Thanks,
Jimmy

Jimmy did fantastic work and here’s how his wheels look now:

4runner_flat black3_small

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Customer Longevity Report – 6 months

February 13, 2010

I get questions from all over the world about wheel paint longevity. “How long does it last?” A good (but loaded) question for someone in the business of providing customers with a product that’s exposed to the elements on a consistent basis. Have you considered what your wheels are exposed to? Generally speaking, they’re probably [...]

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The Importance of Using Clear Coat, Illustrated

January 27, 2010

This is the story of an individual who managed to piece together some of the items needed to paint his wheels, but skipped a crucial step: clear coat. The reason he skipped the clear coat step is because he feared that clear coat would make his wheels glossy in the end. Ultimately, he wanted a [...]

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300,000 views!

January 20, 2010

When I created my “How to Paint Your Rims/Wheels” video for YouTube, I never would have guessed it would surpass the 300K views mark. Well it did. And it did so in 3 years. Why did I create that video anyway? First, I had a full-size spare I needed to paint. Second, because I [...]

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Wiper Arm Restoration

December 29, 2009

Need an easy way to identify a high-mileage vehicle without looking at the odometer? Check out the wiper arms! Sounds strange, I know. But for most vehicles paint wearing off the wiper arm(s) is a sure sign to its mileage. Of course it will vary with garaged vs. non-garaged vehicles and from one state to [...]

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A Tough Mustang Gets Even Tougher

December 11, 2009

I always ask my customers for before and after pics of their ride. Today I received pics from a customer in FL and was amazed at the results. His Mustang, already custom in many ways, went from “nice!” to “dang!”
Now it’s almost difficult to look at the before pic because the after pic looks [...]

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Lexus IS gets “flat-blacked”

November 27, 2009

It makes my day when I see one of our kits successfully applied on the wheels of a “higher end” vehicle, such as a Lexus. It’s not necessarily because the product we carry is now literally rolling around the streets on a nice vehicle; rather, it’s that the owner of the expensive vehicle was willing [...]

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Yes, Bikes Too

September 6, 2009

Fellow enthusiasts -
The products we carry are not limited to automobile rims. The same concepts found within our How To Guide apply to a multitude of other uses as well. To prove this point, I decided to take on a somewhat different modification idea: Painting a bike frame and spoked wheels. In this case the [...]

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Black Wagon Wheels?

August 1, 2009

A very kind neighbor gave us a wagon a while back. My son loves it. But I could just tell that he wanted to roll on black rims instead of the plastic white hubcaps. I mean, who doesn’t want to roll on black rims anyway? So, after a rather rough week, I decided to take [...]

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Skeptical? I was too.

July 16, 2009

I’ll admit it, I was hesitant to spray paint my rims the first time. There were a lot of “what ifs” and, quite frankly, some folks out there ripped on the idea before I could even get the first coat of paint on. That’s what I get for making a “gauging interest post” on a [...]

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