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dave is right on the money

I can get it fairly cheap but not cheap enough to be worth it , but the shipping is a killer. more then the product cost and some , and depending on the dollar rates you dont save enough to cover shipping

plus your going to be suprised how much it takes to coat wheels . and the amount of prep to keep it on the metal is shocking.

its a trendy colour in north america right now and wheels are cheap as hell already done ? they used to use different colours on smash up derby cars for years to jazz them up..lol

dont need to attract the fuzz even more then we do already

do it wrong and it could look like a mexican clown car , its not my speed anyway but to each his own

I'd give it a miss or order some wheels that colour ,

and it would take 5 minutes to remove it

thats the point

ofc i like my white on white

but if i can spray them red really easily for fun and randomness and then if i dont like it then just peel it off

i think thats worth it

and what marko said is on the money

its temporary

when your really bored with your car and just wanna have a laugh

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