Top 4 Rust-Oleum Wheel Paints

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Rust-Oleum 248928 High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, 11 oz, Matte Black
Rust-Oleum 248930 Automotive 11-Ounce High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, Graphite
Rust-Oleum 248929 High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, 11 oz, Clear
Rust-Oleum 276779 Automotive Peel Spray Coating, 11 Ounce (Pack of 1), Matte Black, 128 Fl Oz
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Rust-Oleum 248928 Automotive High Performance Wheel Spray Paint
Rust-Oleum 248930 Automotive 11-Ounce High Performance Wheel Spray Paint
Rust-Oleum 248929 Automotive High Performance Wheel Spray Paint
Rust-Oleum 276779 Matte Black, 11. Fluid_Ounces
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Rust-Oleum
Rust-Oleum
Rust-Oleum
Rust-Oleum
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11
11
11
11
Color
Matte Black
Graphite
Clear
Matte Black
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$11.02
$9.00
$7.79
$14.90
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Rust-Oleum 248928 High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, 11 oz, Matte Black
Title
Rust-Oleum 248928 Automotive High Performance Wheel Spray Paint
Brand
Rust-Oleum
Capacity
11
Color
Matte Black
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Customer Rating
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Price
$11.02
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Rust-Oleum 248930 Automotive 11-Ounce High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, Graphite
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Rust-Oleum 248930 Automotive 11-Ounce High Performance Wheel Spray Paint
Brand
Rust-Oleum
Capacity
11
Color
Graphite
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Price
$9.00
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Rust-Oleum 248929 High Performance Wheel Spray Paint, 11 oz, Clear
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Rust-Oleum 248929 Automotive High Performance Wheel Spray Paint
Brand
Rust-Oleum
Capacity
11
Color
Clear
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Customer Rating
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Price
$7.79
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Rust-Oleum 276779 Automotive Peel Spray Coating, 11 Ounce (Pack of 1), Matte Black, 128 Fl Oz
Title
Rust-Oleum 276779 Matte Black, 11. Fluid_Ounces
Brand
Rust-Oleum
Capacity
11
Color
Matte Black
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Customer Rating
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Price
$14.90
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Top 4 Rust-Oleum Wheel Paints

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Rust-Oleum Wheel Paint FAQ

How to paint brake calipers without removing the wheel?

Surely, this question seems to be a bit weird, as it is always better to properly clean the brake calipers (not only the visible side) and remove rust and dirt from them before having them painted. However, if you are sure that your brake calipers are pretty clean, you can try to do it and break the rules. Although the wheels will sit in their place, you should still loosen the nuts on them in order to create easier access to them. It will be even better to jack the nose of a car when dealing with front wheels and the back of your vehicle when painting the rear calipers.

– Apply some brake cleaner to a sturdy toothbrush and work on calipers.
– Then remove the front retainer clip and hide the bleeder valve under the masking tape.
– Cut out a piece of stiff cardboard to isolate the brake caliper from other parts.
– Take some good rust-resistant spray paint (e.g. Rust-Oleum wheel paint would be great), preferably with a long nozzle.
– Paint each caliper carefully and smoothly and let them dry. Make sure that the rest of the wheel is not painted.

How to remove road paint from the wheel wells?

Catching a fresh road paint with your car can be very unpleasant, especially if you are unlucky enough to have it on your wheel wells. In my opinion, the biggest problem with this type of overspray lies in the fact that wheel wells usually have a flat finish. Moreover, they can be characterized as thin pieces with a rather sophisticated structure that requires gentle treatment. This is why the removal method must not include scrubbing. Most experts believe that applying a generous coating of petroleum jelly to the affected area of wheel wells and leave them covered with vaseline for several days. Then try to get rid of annoying road paint using a pressure wash. If some paint spots still reside on your precious wheel wells, you should show more persistence. For example, try lacquer thinner or rubbing alcohol applying it to the spotted area. Make sure that you are just rubbing but not scrubbing, as you should be focused on softening the unwanted paint to remove it from your wheel wells effectively. Ideally, you should opt for a sponge or a soft wet rag in order to avoid scratches.

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