Has anyone painted their steel wheels, with the holes, gray or silver and put chrome trim rings?? I'm thinking the Speedmaster shade of gray/silver with the the rings might look pretty good!! Thinking about doing this but not sure how it would look! Pics would be ideal!!
http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/y...ps87d05957.jpg

 

As I recall, a few members have done this, with painted blk rims ..

Most good trim rings are stainless.. Which is a bonus, imo..

Looks Good. I suggested chrome lugs to finish off the look...

 

Give this thread a read, and as sleeper said, chrome lug nuts complete the look nicely.

https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/tires-wheels-49/chrome-rim-trim-33915/

 

I went red paint , decided to not go with the beauty rings

 

Thanx guys for the input, but I was hoping to see some pics of silver wheels. I went with painting my stock rims black and leaving the brushed edge on my last project. I don't want to do the same on this project... wanna change it up!

 

so brushed aluminium paint the outer part and gun metal metallic the inner part, I think that would look cool.

 

Or just painting the wheel silver and using chrome trim rings.

 

Here is a Pic of mine.
Right now I have the stock back on though. But I switch sometimes.

 

For all intent and purpose that is also my wheel on a Victory Red Panel. The ultimate desire was to create a painted center cap that looked good for this setup to keep it on the cheap. It just seems everytime I mull solution over, something more pressing comes up.; that and I was forced to sell my lathe last summer, which would have made it easier.

Back to the OP's idea of silver paint, I suppose it depends on vehicle color more than anything; however I have a difficult time envisioning anything lighter than charcoal as complimenting polished trim rins.

Speaking of painting rims. I recently painted my Ford Ranger wheels with Rustoleum Charcoal and ended up with random fisheyes or spots where the paint beaded away. I cleaned the rims well prior; what went wrong aside from perhaps using Rustoleum?

 

nice trim rings on the black or charcoal rims. as for the Rustoleum fisheyes , usally caused by solvent or wax on the surface of the rim need to sand down and wipe down with a good silicone wax remover and respray