Rust-Oleum 368076 High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, 11 oz, Gloss Black

Really good. Nice matte black tone. Stick very well. Well paid items.

The quality of the product is good, gives a nice spray and dries off quickly, adhesion is good., I think the price should have been a little less so a bit pricey , gives a Matt finish , good for painting on those scraps on the wheels where paint has chipped off.

I'm always hesitant to spray parts but this paint went on solid. Wheels came out looking fairly decent for spray paint, the sides of the spikes came out a bit rough but the face is smooth. The "metallic" bits get pretty airborne. Everything was masked but there's still glitter that stuck to the exposed parts of the tires. The graphite is a slightly dark gray. It looked charcoalish online. I was hoping for sometbing more gray, so I'm pleased. But FYI if you were going more charcoal. Easy to use. No clogs. One can more than covered a wheel. Hopefully as durable as the application.

Turn trash to class! I had these totally messed up mustang wheels. Looked terrible! But, with this high quality paint I made it all better! I used this paint on a car a year ago and still looks great, which pushed me to try it on these. Coats amazing well, sprays smooth. Unless you sit in a place it won’t blotch or metallic swim. With out a top court you get a nice, smoky, satin, dark graphite. Note, one pic I uploaded is a before pic

Easy to apply looks great. I used this to paint over as final voat my rusting steel wheels hiding under my wheel covers. The final product isnt flat, isnt semi gloss, somewhere in between. Sprays evenly, a fan vertical spray pattern out of the nozzle made it easy to cover the wheels. Dries quickly.

So first let me say that I had no issues with the spray quality, no “spitting” until the can was really low. Other than that the spray quality was great. Very nice even coverage and very forgiving of minor mistakes. I followed the directions on the can. I scrubbed the wheel thoroughly, rinsed and dried then removed the wheel from the vehicle and placed it on sawhorses. The longest part was taping it off but worth it if you take your time. I started with one light coat and followed up ten minutes later with a heavier coat. Waited another ten minutes and pulled the tape off. I did this for all four wheels. Total job time was six hours including scrubbing and clean up. I’m a slow perfectionist so you may get it done in less time. Lastly, it took one and a half cans to double coat four 17” wheels. I couldn’t be happier with the product and the outcome. I can’t speak of durability and longevity but I’m keeping my fingers crossed. My before & after pics should help.