Rim vinyl wrap...

[ShaneS550]

I'm not sure if this is a thread already.

Does anyone know of a business in California or Nevada that do rim vinyl wraps? I want to wrap my 20 inch stock in a gloss black. Any help would be great, let me know and thanks in advance.

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[Pnasty]

not a very good idea, powder coat or paint

 

[ShaneS550]

I like how my stock 20s look and I want to have the option of going back to the original paint if I get tired of gloss black. It beats wasting a lot of money to permanently have them painted.

 

[Pnasty]

I like how my stock 20s look and I want to have the option of going back to the original paint if I get tired of gloss black. It beats wasting a lot of money to permanently have them painted.

IF someone can do a decent wrap on them, which will be extremely difficult on most of the mustang wheels(not sure which ones you have) I would bet good money that it will lift and peal within weeks, not to mention vinyl doesn't handle road debris very well, and the toll the heat would take on the adhesive. long story short, there is a reason you rarely see it done. powder coat is really cheap, you're just giving up the ability to go back to stock but I'm sure someone would trade you for black.

 

[GuardGT]

I know its "ghetto", but plastidip has a glossifier topcoat that you can try out before you make the jump to powdercoat or paint

 

[ARS1]

The price will be enough to make you reconsider. I use to wrap and did a set of drag wheels and it's a PITA so it's expensive.

 

[Pnasty]

I would wrap mine if i thought it would stick longer than a week

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