HyperDIP Bronze Wheel (DIYn5) 

Thanks.

I am thinking of doing my rose gold rims this color

Howling does the hypedip last?

@christopherthomas5056 I've had the hyperdip on my emblems and chrome trim for about 13 months with no chipping or peeling. The gloss finish is gone, so it has a matte finish on it now. I do put some water based tire dressing on it that brings the gloss back for a while, usually until it rains. I'm in Florida, so the sun beats it up, but I don't get snow or any severe cold conditions. It's some though stuff! I wash it every week.

Thanks. It's a great product and I almost wish I had more projects I could use it for. If I had a little more time, energy, and funds I might try to see how my touring would look with a pearled white finish, but that obviously is a story for another day. If you haven't already, I'd appreciate a subscribe and follow to the channel.

Thanks for the comment. Yes it's far more durable than I expected, and with the right cleaning and care products, it will last much longer than this novice expected. The only thing I worried about really was curb-rash, or debris hitting it and messing up the finish, but as you say much cheaper to retreat than to respray a powder coat. If you haven't already, I'd appreciate a subscribe and follow to the channel.

Thanks for the comment. Yes, the color I think has to grow on you. I initially really liked it, but like you just didn't feel it was what I was looking for. Plus I sold the HRE's and am back to the original Anthracite colored wheels with black grill. Bronze is a hard color to match to less than bright colors I think, but the good news is, custom pain blending is a thing and you can create just about any color you want. If you haven't already, I'd appreciate a subscribe and follow to the channel.

Just ordered the new color, brass monkey. It seems to give a shade of the bronze when the light hits. Will update!

@@KVS11100can’t wait to see it!

I was actually surprised at how durable the finish was. I am far from the extreme end of things but after 2 months, the finish was holding up very well. I would never say that it is something for the long haul, but I'd think it would last for a temporary mod, or one you are willing to maintain and touch up. It's super easy to reapply and much cheaper than powder coating. If you haven't already, I'd appreciate a subscribe and follow to the channel.

I've been called much worse and am generally pretty tacky. Hoping to bring more tech to the channel in the near future, I can't help the tackiness, however, so apologies ahead of time. If you haven't already, I'd appreciate a subscribe and follow to the channel.