Interior/Exterior Can I have my rims painted black?
Can I have my rims painted black?
I would like to have black rims...but i cant afford new ones..and im happy with my current ones..
So, can I just have them painted black?
If so..how much would this cost?
So, can I just have them painted black?
If so..how much would this cost?
Thats the route I went. They look great and you would be amazed at the color and texture options. Just like paint, but cheaper and more durable.
GOOGLE IS YOUR FRIEND - took me about 25 seconds to find these guys - they're referenced on about a dozen car forums and seem to have a good rep.
The chart indicates it only costs about $40-$50 per wheel (plus shipping I assume if you're not near Indy). Heck, that's so cheap *I* might do it on my X-lites. If they only has anthracite... (sigh) Although, if I had them do my X-lites in BLACK that might really be cool... Hmmmmmmmm....
Accorging to the site, stock colore are:
Stock Colors: - Gloss Black, Satin Black, Wrinkle Black, Blue, Red, Gloss White, Yellow, Silver*
*Silver requires a Clear Topcoat. Use 2-stage pricing
The chart indicates it only costs about $40-$50 per wheel (plus shipping I assume if you're not near Indy). Heck, that's so cheap *I* might do it on my X-lites. If they only has anthracite... (sigh) Although, if I had them do my X-lites in BLACK that might really be cool... Hmmmmmmmm....

Accorging to the site, stock colore are:
Stock Colors: - Gloss Black, Satin Black, Wrinkle Black, Blue, Red, Gloss White, Yellow, Silver*
*Silver requires a Clear Topcoat. Use 2-stage pricing
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Um... those show a 5-bolt lug pattern? I always worry when I see mismatches pics that the seller has no idea what they really have, or that they're misrepresenting the item, so its best to message him and ask I think...
I lightly curbed two of my Web-Spokes a few months ago, and as a result, the clearcoat is starting to flake off in pretty large sections. If I could have them beadblasted and powdercoated for $30-50 per wheel, that would be a pretty nice solution.
That's a really good price. Did that include having the existing finish stripped/beadblasted off?
I lightly curbed two of my Web-Spokes a few months ago, and as a result, the clearcoat is starting to flake off in pretty large sections. If I could have them beadblasted and powdercoated for $30-50 per wheel, that would be a pretty nice solution.
I lightly curbed two of my Web-Spokes a few months ago, and as a result, the clearcoat is starting to flake off in pretty large sections. If I could have them beadblasted and powdercoated for $30-50 per wheel, that would be a pretty nice solution.
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I would contact then and ask all the questions but th eprice is right and they are pretty sharp.
,I would contact then and ask all the questions but th eprice is right and they are pretty sharp.
This is pretty common when buying wheels online. Even at well-established places like TireRack.com, most of the wheels pictured for the MINI will be five-lug. If you order them, you'll get the correct four-lug version, but I guess it's easier for them to just have one picture for each wheel style.
When I took my Panasports to a body shop I was told they could not paint them and they referred me to a wheel-repair vendor instead. I was quoted $125 per wheel to have only the spokes painted black.
Instead, I paid about $90 per wheel to have them powdercoated (color and clear). They had to be powdercoated entirely in one color, though; separate color spokes and rim couldn't be done.
As long as you want your wheels all black, I would recommend powdercoating over paint. Should be more durable. Just make sure they do not powdercoat the inside of the center hole - it could make it too small to fit onto the hub.
Instead, I paid about $90 per wheel to have them powdercoated (color and clear). They had to be powdercoated entirely in one color, though; separate color spokes and rim couldn't be done.
As long as you want your wheels all black, I would recommend powdercoating over paint. Should be more durable. Just make sure they do not powdercoat the inside of the center hole - it could make it too small to fit onto the hub.
This is pretty common when buying wheels online. Even at well-established places like TireRack.com, most of the wheels pictured for the MINI will be five-lug. If you order them, you'll get the correct four-lug version, but I guess it's easier for them to just have one picture for each wheel style.
Question for thefuturequeenofnebraska: So you'd powdercoat my Xlites for $40 apeice? Any color? I'm really thinking a nice dark metallic gray (like anthracite) would be lovely on my car... Black would be a bit harsh I think, but dark gray... mmmmmmm....
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