Please let me know how well this stuff holds on wheels, I might have to black mine out, thanks !!!

Don't do that. Few cars caught fire due to use of bad paint on brake calipers. It was nothing serious, but still nothing nice to happen on your Z.

:iagree: Plasti-dipping Calipers is a bad idea. Do at your own risk... :ugh2:

Directly from the can: EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE

Thats a good enough warning for me... :ugh2:

It holds on wheels perfectly fine. I just like my stock wheels better than black. It made the Nismo look $15,000 cheaper....

Unless you ever drive your car. Your rims will easily exceed 200F

I know but I'm being a cheap *** and I like black wheels haha
If i don't like it, I can just peel off

tongman- now you got same color wheels on both sizes? the hell's your problem?! :mad:

just kidding. :icon17: :tup: GJ!

Tons of people do rims with this stuff. You should have no problems. I have yet to hear of temps being a problem on wheels.

Yep I did it. Gonna see how well Plasti Dip holds up on wheels.

It gets 110 degrees plus around here and theres insane humidity and heat index and I drive hard and the plasti dip held up fine on the wheels. I'm pretty sure it can handle more than 200 degrees. I want to say 225.

what about -56C?

I just finished Plasti Dipping my chrome pieces...looks great. Thanks to Tongman for giving me the courage to take a sprayer to my car. Now for the wheels, I have the Rays forged rims,they look tremendous as they are, but I am curious as to how they would look Plastidipped. Oh the hamsters in my brain are a'churnin. BTW, great to be actually on the forum now....I have been lurking way too long.

^^^thanks for the acknowledgment.

I sprayed my Nismo rays. Then one week later I went back to stock. Like I said, it just makes the car look $15,000 cheaper.

On track we see rotor temps around 1200F...seeing 600 or so on a windy road is common. The IR gun showed 800f temps on rotors at zdayz. Even with the relatively weak thermocouple, the rims were consistently at 400+ afterwards. It's not much of a stretch to see 300+ on a back road.