Side note, if you choose to. Use plasti-dip black (or any other color) very many lite dusting coats makes the finish stronger, AND using the PD fade buster makes them WAY easy to clean, also adds some shine, (not much) i used no primer. Striped the rims used 5 base coats of black , then 10 very lite coats of bright aluminum ,then 5 coats of fade bust, best pic i have @ the moment
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgur...t=8#h=1740&imgrc=IXaQcchu5X6dFM:&vet=1&w=2320
Here's a better link to the pic ^^^^^
plasti kote used to make the best engine spray-paint. after you cleaned you engine off with oven cleaner[that no longer works], you hose the cleaner off, let dry, an paint. that paint was on there! WD didnt phase it. i cant seem to find it anymore. just a side note. i have a bit left in some spray cans. its about 20 + yrs. old, it sprays spotty some now, still sticks like no other paint ive found..plasti kote
its enamel, but sticks really well. once it drys, its takes another oven cleaned to phase it. it resist heat to 500F. its not rubber, but could serve the same function as far rims are concerned. plasti-kote made some great spray paint. dont know how they are now. fast dry tooI looked into plasti kote...... LT ......is it a rubber coating, or enamel ? I'm guessing.... Enamel for high engine block temps.