NADAMOO Aluminum Wheel Spray Paint, Car Rim Aerosol Paint for Recolor and Protection of Metal Surface, Semi-gloss Black, 4 Cans, 13 Oz Per Can

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.

Very good product. Strong hold and clean coat. 4 coats is perfect for each wheel.

This makes wheels look great and it's durable.

Covered up my old wheels very well. And has lasted through a wisconsin winter surprisingly well. Strong odor when applying so use it in a well ventilated area.

🫠🫠buy .buy. buy 🤑🤑

Pleasantly surprised! I mean anytime you get spray paint you are taking a big gamble on how it will turn out, especially with factory painted wheels. I've tried a lot of different brands from big stores, auto shops and online and would always settle for something that wasn't a good match. Some end up a darker silver, or have too much sparkle and really never match that factory silver. All that said after reading a few reviews of the NADAMOO silver wheel paint I decided to try it out. I was very impressed! I had to refinish all 4 wheels so 4 cans worked out perfectly with 4-5 coats on each wheel. I will say that I DID also spray a (different brand) gloss clear coat for the final finish (3-4 coats) I think the silver finish is a spot on match for factory wheels with just the right amount of sparkle that laid down very easily, These wheels were pretty complex in that I had some areas I ended up spraying thicker but you would never even notice because the paint lays down really smooth and didn't run. This is now my go to paint for wheels! 5 stars

I bought a used set of wheels for my car which I planned to use for winter tires. My orginal wheels were black so thought this would be a good way to match the same color scheme. Application was fast and easy, and even though I am hardly a pro when it comes to painting, it looks pretty good! Will have to wait and see how durable it is, but so far it seems like it got the job done well.

Verry happy. I have 20" rims and used 1 can per rim and 2 cans of clear for all 4. I waited 2 days after paint before I put them on my truck. It's been 7 months and they still look good..