Best way to REPAINT Wiper Arms
i'd probably have to say something like rustoleum, it's what i use at work for wiper arms and trailer hitches and what not, it seems to hold up. so pretty much anything that can withstand the rigors of weather changes.
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Re: Best way to REPAINT Wiper Arms
Originally posted by kevlo911
hey everyone,
i was wondering which paint and the best way to repaint my fading wiper arms?
hey everyone,
i was wondering which paint and the best way to repaint my fading wiper arms?
Re: Best way to REPAINT Wiper Arms
Originally posted by kevlo911
hey everyone,
i was wondering which paint and the best way to repaint my fading wiper arms?
hey everyone,
i was wondering which paint and the best way to repaint my fading wiper arms?
j/k man, i need to repaint mine too..half of it is turnin silver
Re: Re: Best way to REPAINT Wiper Arms
Originally posted by patel_anu
i need to repaint mine too..half of it is turnin silver
i need to repaint mine too..half of it is turnin silver
Same here. I think I'll try the flat black rustoleum next weekend.
You should remove the wiper arms from the car
Sand them down so that the paint will stick better.
I used steel wool.
I used ordinary flat black spray paint. Rustoleum shoudl work just as well. You only need a single coat.
I did this over a year ago and they still look great.
good luck
Sand them down so that the paint will stick better.
I used steel wool.
I used ordinary flat black spray paint. Rustoleum shoudl work just as well. You only need a single coat.
I did this over a year ago and they still look great.
good luck
Re: Best way to REPAINT Wiper Arms
Originally posted by kevlo911
hey everyone,
i was wondering which paint and the best way to repaint my fading wiper arms?
hey everyone,
i was wondering which paint and the best way to repaint my fading wiper arms?
all i did was pull it into the garage, mask off the windshield and the hood and the side mirrors and then sprayed black satin on them and now they are all black again...no complaints here, no need to take the arms off.
The wiper-arm nut is typically reverse-threaded. So, if you take them off of the car (less risky than trying to mask everything off, and cheaper if you don't have plastic or newspapers) using a socket wrench, try "loosening" in the opposite direction normal (normal: righty-tighty, lefty-loosey....).
I did this to my Honda with a gloss black...bad idea (without a clear coat) cause they just chipped a few months after.
I did this to my Honda with a gloss black...bad idea (without a clear coat) cause they just chipped a few months after.
I'm guessing that you could probably just use black touchup paint, then put some clear coat on too if you wanted. I work in a body shop so I could get some touchup paint for free and see how it works for me.
I'll try it and post afterwards.
I'll try it and post afterwards.
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