Painted my rims, calipers and door handles

Jamie123

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2002 Mazda Protege5, 2010 Mazda5
rims- went with black and painted the inside red
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heres the diffrence..

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me painting..

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looks great man! i wana do the rx-8 rims on my car black just like yours. can you tell me what brand paint you used?
 
damn girl, you got skills with a rattle can.

i like the red on the inside, so different. the handles set of the yellow beautifully
 
Sorry, reguardless of sex, you did a great job. i think the handles pull it all together great.

ARE YOU GONNA DO FLAMES?? :D just kidding
 
Looks great! It makes the rims blend in more. That red inside is a very interesting idea.

I've used that engine enamel on my cafe racer project and that paint is VERY soft. It scratches very easily and what not. It might be a nice idea to get some sort of 2 part clear on that thing. I'm going to use Duplicolor's wheel paint when I find the time to paint mine. Hopefully that is more durable than the engine enamel paint.

I love DIY.
 
The black and red rims looks really cool and the door handles makes it even better.(thumb)
 
It's looks ok not a bad job at all thumbs up.I like to color match everything on my car thus the idea of me having a CF hood is out of the question.
 
how you liking those Fuzion tires?
i have the ZRI and i hate em. not sticky enough. and the sidewalls are too soft.

and Ceramics dust more dont they?
i always thought they did.
 
how you liking those Fuzion tires?
i have the ZRI and i hate em. not sticky enough. and the sidewalls are too soft.

and Ceramics dust more dont they?
i always thought they did.

The tires are not to bad they were on the car when i bought it ill be replacing them soon.
all brake pads dust but ceramic is supposed to produce minimal dust i just wipe any dust off a couple times a week when i wash my car and i haven't had much dust at all.
 
Looks great! It makes the rims blend in more. That red inside is a very interesting idea.

I've used that engine enamel on my cafe racer project and that paint is VERY soft. It scratches very easily and what not. It might be a nice idea to get some sort of 2 part clear on that thing. I'm going to use Duplicolor's wheel paint when I find the time to paint mine. Hopefully that is more durable than the engine enamel paint.

I love DIY.

it is. the wheel paint is very durable. if you mess up good luck getting it off lol


i usually sand the rim first then use rustoleum primer than paint with duplicolor wheel paint and then wheel clear coat. its works wonders when done right and with the right amount of coats
 
I can't believe there's a girl mazda enthusiast here. That changes the entire playfield. Anyways, I hope you drive a stick shift. It would be so encouraging if you did, especially with the amount you seem to cherish your P5.
 

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