Black Spray Paint for Wheels, Semi-Gloss

Can’t say anything about longevity, but as for the product, it went on great, and it was very forgiving because of how thick the paint goes on. When it’s thin you’re forced to apply it more heavy than you would like, and it’s a sure way to get runs. From years of DIY, I’ve had to learn the hard way about why you shouldn’t skimp out on any of your prep work. The prep work accounted for 75% of my time. Next place ppl mess up, you aren’t trying to cover the rim completely in one go. You want to get a base, and gradually increase from there. I can’t say everyone’s paint came from the same batch as mine, but the paint I received was of a higher quality, and it went on thick. I’ve used cheap paint, this paint wasn’t cheap, you know the difference immediately. I cleaned my rims with a power washer, foam cannon, and degreased them 3 or 4 times. If you don’t get them clean, and filled deep scratches along with scuffed up my aluminum rims with a scotch bright pad, and lastly wiped them down with denatured alcohol. Not sure if the scotch brite was necessary, but it worked great for me on other projects, and w/ not using a primer on the rims, I felt it was necessary. When I read negative comments about certain products, I really wish we could see how the person prepped, and how they applied the product. When you have ppl giving 4/5 stars, and they’re using the same product, it makes you wonder if the negative results for some have more to do with human error, and less to do with the product?. I used a little over a can on each rim, could’ve gotten away with 4, possibly even 3, but I chose to apply the paint on heavy, since my brother had an extra can leftover after doing his. I found the thicker I applied it, the better the shine, and it really does look professional. If you go on thick, just make sure you apply it evenly, or some areas of the rim won’t look as glossy as others. The 5th cans what allowed me to touch up on areas that didn’t get enough paint coverage. I’d recommend this product, can’t beat the price, the nozzle sprayed flawlessly, absolutely no splatter. I made sure I used the scotch bright pad to clean the nozzle in between each coat. If it builds up, you’re only asking for splatter. I’ll update in a few months, let you know how it holds up, and I’ll take some pictures. Wish you all the best.

Works great id buy 2 cans cause 4 cans is a bit overkill if its just for one vehicle but I'm very happy with the results, the hold is absolutely amazing, durability is great, easy to use.

Very good spray paint at an affordable price (4 pack). Ordered the silver semi-gloss to touch up years of curb rash and chipped paint. Came with some courtesy 240/400 grit sanding strips to prep rims. I learned that prep and technique matters just as much as the paint. My first rim came out great, but looked more matte with a grainy texture (not a bad look). I learned it was due to "dry spraying" as I was holding the can too far from the rim. The next rim I held the can about 8" away while applying several light coats. This resulted in a nice, smooth semi-gloss finish. I would recommend one can per rim, several light coats for a durable finish. So happy with the result, I purchased an additional can for touch ups of the inevitable future curb rash.

I have bought several of the Aluminum sprays along with the satin finish clear sprays. The spray paint is actually covers very well with lots of micro aluminum sparkles, paints excelent. However, if you are buying both, the paint and the clear, please check the back sticker of the bottle before you use it. The spray cans caps colors are misleading. I used this paint for spray some aftermarket wheels that were chrome, just by simply scuffing them, and i also did a set of Porsche wheels. The second set came out almost perfect. Just finish about 3 days ago, will have to see how the holdup against normal use.

perfect color match. quick drying.

This stuff actually works well! Had some terrible looking rims, cleaned them up, and got a fresh coat on them. They look pretty good to me.

As describe good price

I used this spray paint as a topcoat on a vintage depression-era milk can that had once belonged to my husband’s grandmother. The project involved stripping and sanding old paint, rust, and decals off the milk can. Next I used cold- compound galvanizing spray to protect the metal from rust, and topped it with several coats of the NADAMOO Spray. The milk can now is shiny but not too bright. The two cans of paint sprayed easily and the color match was as represented on the lid. The mixing ball in both cans seemed to stir the contents adequately.