E-Tech Engineering Pro Alloy Wheel Paint - Bavarian Dark Anthracite - 400ml

Typically, one 400ml can should be sufficient for two medium-sized wheels. For a full set of four wheels, you will likely need two cans. This can vary depending on wheel size and the number of coats applied.

It is generally not recommended to paint directly over old, peeling, or damaged paint. The best practice is to remove old paint, prime, and then apply the new color for a durable and smooth finish.

Ideal application temperatures are between 15°C and 25°C (60°F and 77°F). Avoid applying in direct sunlight, high humidity, or when temperatures are below 10°C (50°F).

When applied correctly to a properly prepared surface, the durable coating can last for several years, resisting common contaminants. Longevity depends on application quality and maintenance care.

While formulated for alloy wheels, it can be used on properly prepared and primed steel wheels. Ensure the surface is clean, free of rust, and treated with a suitable primer.

Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean microfiber towel. Avoid high-pressure washers or abrasive cleaners, especially in the first few weeks after painting.

The Pro Alloy Wheel Paint is designed to provide a durable, hard finish on its own. However, for maximum protection and gloss, an additional clear coat designed for automotive use can be applied after the base coat has fully cured.

Ensure the can is held at the correct distance and moved in a consistent, sweeping motion. Apply thinner coats and allow adequate drying time between applications. Shake the can frequently during use.

The surface may not have been properly prepared. Ensure wheels were thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and potentially lightly sanded. Use of a primer is highly recommended for optimal adhesion.

Check the temperature and humidity conditions; avoid painting in very cold, hot, or humid environments. Ensure the nozzle is not clogged and the can was shaken sufficiently.

Shake the can vigorously for at least two minutes. Ensure the nozzle is clear. If the nozzle is blocked, try clearing it with a small pin or replacing it if possible.