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    Best Rattle Can Clear Coat available at Kragens/Autozone?

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    Wondering out of all the available choices, which clear coat rattle can has had the most tough finish/glossy finish? Just would like to know in case i ever needed any. I know theres a bunch you can get online and stuff, but IF i had to get it ASAP in person for who knows what reason, i would like to know which one i can get easily. If you have pics of the clear coat on whatever you used, please post.

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    go to an auto body supply place. they sell clears in spray cans that are better than the stuff at the parts places. Body shops sometimes use the spray can clears for jams and small stuff. they dry very fast as well.

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    +1, you can actually purchase paint from auto paint shops and have them put it in a can for you.

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    Go to an auto body shop supply shop and look for SEM paint. It comes in a spray can but it is used by body shops for inconspicuous areas on cars. It will run you about $10-15 a can.
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    Kind of off topic. But does anyone know what paint to use when repairing oem audi wheels, a silver to match as well as what clear would hold up to the weather.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gq9 View Post
    Kind of off topic. But does anyone know what paint to use when repairing oem audi wheels, a silver to match as well as what clear would hold up to the weather.
    http://www.autogeek.net/wurth-silver-paint.html A clear coat would make it very shiny and glossy, so I'd say don't do that. This paint will be totally fine by itself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raiketsu View Post
    http://www.autogeek.net/wurth-silver-paint.html A clear coat would make it very shiny and glossy, so I'd say don't do that. This paint will be totally fine by itself.
    Nice thanks for the link!

    What about this stuff here, same place. Wurth High Gloss Clear Lacquer Spray http://www.autogeek.net/wulasp.html

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    thanks for the info

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    the paint we use for the audi wheels is wurth silver. it matches exactly to the silver on our wheels. you can get kits that have the silver and clear together. you can find it online for about $35-40.

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    I used Dupli-color. The paint worked pretty good but the clear coat was useless....

    The paint left a rough fibery feel to my rims so i though the clear would put a smooth clear hard coat over top of the paint. It didnt make any difference in the look or feel....
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    Quote Originally Posted by mgentry84 View Post
    the paint we use for the audi wheels is wurth silver. it matches exactly to the silver on our wheels. you can get kits that have the silver and clear together. you can find it online for about $35-40.
    I haven't found any kits online. Do you know the name of the seller ?

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    Like Raiketsu noted, try this to purchase the Wurth Silver paint:

    http://www.autogeek.net/wurth-silver-paint.html

    or this for a kit:

    http://www.autogeek.net/wurth-wheel-kit.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by VMRWheels View Post
    +1, you can actually purchase paint from auto paint shops and have them put it in a can for you.
    I have a can from my body shop of Moro Blue that was color matched to my car. This is the best way to go to get paint!

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    Quote Originally Posted by A4Avant02 View Post
    Like Raiketsu noted, try this to purchase the Wurth Silver paint:

    http://www.autogeek.net/wurth-silver-paint.html

    or this for a kit:

    http://www.autogeek.net/wurth-wheel-kit.html
    Nice the 2nd link is what I was looking for. BUT ... .Due to VOC Regulations this product cannot be shipped to California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York.


    Found this here, http://www.superiorcarcare.net/wurth-wheel-kit.html anyone ever order off there. lol


    http://www.autogeek.net/german-wheel...epair-kit.html

    ^ that also but it's a different silver...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trev View Post
    I used Dupli-color. The paint worked pretty good but the clear coat was useless....

    The paint left a rough fibery feel to my rims so i though the clear would put a smooth clear hard coat over top of the paint. It didnt make any difference in the look or feel....
    The clear builds on the base coat. If the base coat is already a bit sketchy, any problems will be made more noticeable with more layers. Did you color sand then polish the clear afterward?

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    Quote Originally Posted by VMRWheels View Post
    The clear builds on the base coat. If the base coat is already a bit sketchy, any problems will be made more noticeable with more layers. Did you color sand then polish the clear afterward?
    Media blasted then sanded with various grits to a fairly smooth finish. The paint itself seamed like it had little fibers in it...

    I'm doing another set this weekend so im looking for something that will give a better finish.
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