Black it out!

[ree]

Originally Posted by PhilD

Time will tell, but it appears to be on pretty solid. The reason I used a hammered finish was so I could touch them easily, without it been so obvious.

Duplicolor, rustoleum?

[ree]

Originally Posted by PhilD

Rustoleum Primer and Rustoleum Hammered finish paint.

Re: painting wheels
My balancing weights are on the outside of the rims. Can I just move them to the same spot on the inside and be close enough for a while? And if so, how do you do that. It looks like the tab holding them on is wedged under the bead and the bead on the inside edge of the tire overhands the rim quite a bit.

[Big Z]

Originally Posted by ree

Re: painting wheels
My balancing weights are on the outside of the rims. Can I just move them to the same spot on the inside and be close enough for a while? And if so, how do you do that. It looks like the tab holding them on is wedged under the bead and the bead on the inside edge of the tire overhands the rim quite a bit.

They have Stick on weight that can be put on the inside of the rim. Check with your balancer!....If NO Les Schwab around!

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by ree

Re: painting wheels
My balancing weights are on the outside of the rims. Can I just move them to the same spot on the inside and be close enough for a while? And if so, how do you do that. It looks like the tab holding them on is wedged under the bead and the bead on the inside edge of the tire overhands the rim quite a bit.

NO!!!!!!!

I have weights both inside and outside. They try to balance them most of the time with inside weights only but my MT/Rs have been extremely hard to balance and I told them to do inside and out to try to get the tires to settle down at 75MPH.

Just take them in to get balanced and tell them to only weight the inside. If the dealer does it, that's all they should do, anyway.