VHT SP187-6PK High Temperature Wheel Paint – Gloss Black Spray Paint - 11 oz Aerosol Can, 6-Pack

I used it to paint my calipers and liked the spray flow of the can so I bought 2 black ones for my wheels along with the clear coat and let me tell you this is the best paint I’ve used. The spray flow is much better than traditional spray cans, it laid the material down smooth and the clear coat flattened to a crystal clear finish overnight. They look like they’ve been painted with a quality hvlp sprayer but they are just cans! I’m using VHT products from now on they are the best!!

Quality paint. can't ask for much more.

Have used VHT wheel paint before and it holds up well and looks good. Whereas the VHT Argent paint is a smooth finish, the Rally finish is metallic, just like the Chevy wheels and the inner portion of my 18 inch Sierra wheels. Because of the metallic rough finish you will want to clear coat them. I cleaned up the corrosion and than sanded everything with 220 sandpaper to give some bite. I also use NAPA self-etching primer on the bare metal. I didn't try to duplicate the original two-tone appearance, simply painted the whole wheel with the Rally and they look sharp.UPDATE: Painted wheels with winter tires just went through a Vermont winter with all our road salt. Wheels look just as they did after I painted them. No corrosion, flakes scratches or any other damage. Tires held air the best ever. (I sanded and lightly painted the bead area as the corrosion was causing them to lose air like crazy. No bead seal needed anymore. And yes real winter tires do make a difference!

The media could not be loaded. Aside from the first canned which seem to have a nozzle issue or some thing splattering paint instead of a nice mist. All in all it turned out pretty well I followed another review and used three cans of paint and three cans of clearcoat for four wheels but in reality I probably could’ve gotten away with two cans of clear.If you want your wheel paint to hold and not get chipped up I would recommend sanding your wheels down with a fine grit sandpaper or at least scuff with a Scotch-Brite pad thoroughly then use a automotive primer spray paint as well after that.I do this glossy look over dip type spray. I had to remove my plasty dip because around the Lugnuts it started peeling and it was a pain to remove the dip off the wheels! 🤦🏼‍♂️

The key is to prep wheels well and follow instructions. I applied 3-4 light coats to wheels and they look great.

Very happy with my purchase.

This is excellent wheel paint. It seems to cover better than common aerosol can spray paint. I used it to re-coat our 2004 Toyota Tacoma truck wheels after sanding and cleaning them. I used about three full cans, maybe a little over, for all four wheels and kept one can for touchups, if needed. Going on three months now and this daily driver's wheels still look as good as the day I remounted them. Very satisfied. It was time for new tires so the tire dealer worked with me on this project. At home, I jacked up the track, set it on jack stands, removed all four wheels, and the tire dealer removed the tires for me. Took the wheels home, sanded, and cleaned them. Applied the VHT primer, let it sit overnight and applied the top coat. They came out beautiful and look like new wheels. The tire dealer then mounted the new tires and I took my "new" wheels and tires home and remounted them. They look beautiful and have really enhanced the look of the truck, like wearing new shoes. But, like any painting project, it is the preparation that can make or break the outcome so be sure the surfaces to be painted are rust free, sanded, and clean before applying the paint.

The spray nozzle didn't work very well I had many drips. I did get the wheel painted but it was really messy. I was pressed for time so I had to paint the wheel to allow time for it to dry. The drying time is one week so plan accordingly better than I did. After a few hours, the pain finish looked very good for a rattle can job.

goooooood

Did the job I needed to do.... Used it to paint my motorcycle tank and front guard... Perfection and no issues... Chip resistant and no fading. Recommend to use the vht clear gloss paint to give a beautiful finish

worst paint i’ve used