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Rim Color - Beige, almond, cream, white?

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Brockport Bill

hi all -- I scrolled through the past threads but still need some claification and updates? I have early 80's C175 - looking for info what manufacturer and paint color for wheel rims? A cream looking color i used 2 years ago is on the c175 in photo below -- I just used a Rustoleum "almond" and it appears a different color than on these rims?? So what "creamy" rim color are folks using -- in the color family of almond, beige, cream etc - not interested in white. Also are you using satins or gloss etc? thanks

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SylvanLakeWH

Whatever color you want... I think almond looks great.

 

I always use satin.

 

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8ntruck

Rustoleum Navajo White.  Gloss.  Usually over red oxide primer.

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ri702bill
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Satin Shell White over lite gray primer,,,,, darkens up a tad over time !! :thumbs2:

 

 

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Brockport Bill
2 hours ago, peter lena said:

Considering many prices are between 7 and 15 dollars that 4 dollar can is appealing 

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PWL216

Antique White

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Sparky

It’s all personal preference if you ask me. 
  Just don’t paint em bright white :handgestures-thumbdown: !

  Here one I like and a comparison next to a white wheel off a Craftsman Garden tractor.

 

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c-series don

I used Benjamin Moore oil base linen white, sprayed with a gun. I don’t think it’s available in a spray can anymore, I know it used to be. 

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Blazer7t8

I use Ford Wimbledon White.  It's available at most auto parts stores in spray cans.

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kpinnc
On 5/16/2024 at 7:52 AM, Sparky said:

 Just don’t paint em bright white :handgestures-thumbdown:

 

Unless you got a Work Horse! :rolleyes:

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kpinnc
On 5/16/2024 at 10:10 PM, c-series don said:

I used Benjamin Moore oil base linen white,

 

That's some fine looking wheel/ tire combos Don! :thumbs:

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