This video will show Kent's technique on how to prime and paint alloy wheels using our wheel paint kit and masking dam that we sell separately. See below. The techniques will also apply to any spray can paint you should choose to use. A brief discussion is included on the importance of proper preparation, but the actual cleaning, sanding and washing procedures are not shown. PLEASE NOTE: You do not have to remove the tires from the wheels to do this job but the wheels should be removed from the car to prevent over-spray. Instructions for jacking up your car and remove the wheels IS NOT INCLUDED in the video.
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Total run time: 9:18
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