DipYourCar HyperDip Wheel Paint Kit, DIY Rim Paint Set, Automotive Dip Coat, Peelable Car Protection, Gloss Coat Spray - Piano Black

This kit is just WONDERFUL !!!! Just follow the instructions, the prep work takes a little time, but makes a big difference. Just three more things to make your experience better. One buy the attachable spray guns handle this make the job so much easier. Two when spaying, do not get to close you can move you vehicle a little to check coverage. Three pick one wheel and start with that one and count one two three and four. Stay in that pattern. Take your time. The look is wonderful. I found the experience easy. Worth every penny.

Changed the look of my 4Runner ! Love it . You MUST prep your wheels properly before spraying . I did 4 tack coats and 7 heavy coats . I’ve already gotten many compliments .

Nice kit. Just did my emblems. Will get to my wheels soon.

I followed the proper instruction including thoroughly cleaning the area. Within 2 weeks it’s started to peal which I had to put glue to keep it from coming off. Not a very good product. Others out there that are much cheaper is relatively the same with no issue pealing in 2 weeks

Went ahead and painted the wheels while wheels were off the car (brake job)Used the included microfiber towel and pre-dip spray to clean them off very well, then moved forward with several very light coats, then follow up with heavier coats until using nearly all of the included cans...All in all - i am very happy with the result.Cannot comment on the long term here, as it was just sprayed within a couple weeks ago.But it looks great and relatively easy to apply.

Did alot of prep first to spray my silver wheels. They definitely give you plenty of the release agent for the tires and the aerosol cleaner. Not sure what's so special about the cleaner but went with it. Once that was done and I masked off the rotors/calipers inside, I did 3 light coats allowing it to dry between (which was maybe 5 mins), then I went on to heavier coats. Their video instructions are different from what's on the can and also what's on their website so a bit of conflicting info. I just went around the car doing a heavier coat that the first three one wheel at a time. Just kept going round and round the car going thru all 5 cans. Was a bit confused on keeping it slightly wet as by the time I got around to a wheel again it would already be mostly dry- unless I wasn't heavy enough? Did not seem like all 5 would be necessary at first but once I started laying it on heavier it made sense. Every 5 or so spray coats I'd get a random drip or run but the more coats i did it would level it out. Probably did like 12-16 coats on each wheel in total. Finish is great nice and smooth and much better looking than Plasti Dip. Let's see how long it holds up!

I've been using Plast-Dip for years and decided to give this a try because of many positive reviews. There was a learning curve as the application of this product is similar to Plast-Dip there is a slight consistency difference and your stroke angles and coating thickness have to be done slightly different however overall very easy to apply. I remove my wheels from the vehicle as I've always gotten more professional results that way. Wheels coated perfectly and looked great. My original impression was much better than Plast-Dip and the finished product was much more durable than Plast-Dip. After fully curing it passed multiple tests of going through automated carwash and never showed ANY damage which was impressive. Only negative I have is that my Plast-Dip wheels always held up good with road rock damage and for some reason even though I had 12 coats of this on each wheel I was constantly getting chips from road debris. It got so bad I finally had to remove the product and went back to stock color wheels for now. This was my only complaint and while it is possible that I could have done something wrong during application the product did so well in all other areas that I don't think I messed anything up. There are still many positive reviews on this product therefore for the low cost I would still recommend you try it. Just because it didn't fully work for me doesn't mean it won't for you. I'm in no way bashing on the product I just will more than likely not be using it again.

I had a not so good results as two of the cans would spray out droplets regardless of how much I shook the cans or cleaned the hole. The weather was optimal according to the can, 75 degrees and humidity at 28%. This meant I didn't get the full amount of coats. I can only hope now that it will be enough to make it worth the time and money invested into this project. I will say however that the finished look is awesome.