Ceramic Clear Coat Spray paint

[Nikson]

Anyone got any info on this?

looking to use the ceramic clear coat to paint over my wheels/rims to minimize scratching/chipping as much as possible,

I know its out there... but where...???

 

[java]

needs to be baked on, but ive had good luck with it. can be found at auto parts stores usually.

http://www.vhtpaint.com/products/flameproof/

 

[Nikson]

needs to be baked on, but ive had good luck with it. can be found at auto parts stores usually.

http://www.vhtpaint.com/products/flameproof/

Hoping to find something that is simply a spray on type application.

I'll have to stop by the AutoZone and see what they got for a similar choice.

 

[java]

For the chip resistance of the ceramic, it needs to be baked. Can be done in a standard oven.... Dont ask me how i know

Doesn't actually smell as bad as you would expect it to. My wife didn't notice when she got home.

 

[Revco]

Plasti Dip comes in clear. It's not very resistant to scratches, but if you put enough coats on it, it should keep the smaller stuff from contacting the factory finish. If it gets torn up or ugly, just peel it off like a sticker. I used it to keep from getting chips on the lower valance of my '56 Ford F100 custom truck, worked great, was invisible, and was easy to remove and reapply.

 

[apalmer]

For the chip resistance of the ceramic, it needs to be baked. Can be done in a standard oven.... Dont ask me how i know

Doesn't actually smell as bad as you would expect it to. My wife didn't notice when she got home.

That is so toxic, it's not even funny. You should clean that stove out, ASAP.

 

[Nikson]

Plasti Dip comes in clear. It's not very resistant to scratches, but if you put enough coats on it, it should keep the smaller stuff from contacting the factory finish. If it gets torn up or ugly, just peel it off like a sticker. I used it to keep from getting chips on the lower valance of my '56 Ford F100 custom truck, worked great, was invisible, and was easy to remove and reapply.

Have thought about that, just not sure how it would turn out on the look of the wheel thou... I guess will just have to try...

 

[Revco]

They sell it at Lowes/Home Depot among other places, in spray cans. The clear looked, well, clear when I used it as paint protection on the gloss white paint of my old truck, I was probably the only person who noticed it. I peeled it off like dead skin about a year after I sprayed it and reapplied it, didn't affect the paint whatsoever, but certainly protected it from rock chips and big bugs.

 

[demonfly]

This stuff is a non bake ceramic that sprays on crystal clear. Stuff is highly toxic and requires good ventilation when sprayed.

http://www.cerakotehightemp.com/finishes/MC-156Q/

 

[VanIsle_Greg]

Not ceramic, but high urethane content and dries very hard.

http://www.duplicolor.com/products/wheelCoating/

I have used it in the past with great success. Looks like I will be again too as my powercoat is failing on my Soft 8 steelies, and I want to fix em before it gets too bad.