Painting axle
 

I'll be taking a wire wheel to a spare rear end that I'm going to be installing on my truck once i get everything i need for it. My question is, what would you guys use to spray it after its wire wheeled?

I was thinking of using a rustoleum self etching primer and then using so sort of matte black rustoleum product for a top coat but I've also seen rustoleum has an epoxy paint which doesnt require primer. Only problem is that it only comes in GLOSS black.

:shrug:

Whats wrong with gloss black? Ive used the rustoleum equipment paint in gloss black on numerous things on my truck. Holds up great.

dont be a newb.

http://www.por15ofalabama.com/images...wQrtGallon.jpg

http://projects.jeepsonly.com/projec...5/PA210073.jpg

and the paint spreads incredibly thin, like a container of it will deff do the whole vehicle lol.

There's nothing wrong with it but I only like flat or matte or i wouldn't have a problem using it :tapedshut
I was thinking about that but the finish is too shiny lol
i could possibly coat it with that first and then spray it with flat black

If you paint it flat black it will look like it was redneck done.

Anyways, it doesn't shine that brightly.
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Painting the whole frame was the best thing ever too. Didn't take too damn long and daaaamn did it look good.

The lower half of your truck is redneck done then since it has no shine lolol

you talking about bedliner? Sure, but i redo it like once a year to make it look good again.

Anyways, I drive a shiny jeep now lol. It's all good

yeah yeah yeah screw you and your jeep lol. I need to buy one in the near future as well

Use DuPont paint !
Etching Primer
Flat black or satin black