That’s just a small part of what goes into each and every Alloy wheel. For more than 30 years, Wheel Manufacturers have been producing award-winning, soundly engineered wheels for car enthusiasts the world over.
But there’s no resting on yesterday’s laurels – because technology is in constant evolution and to stay on top in such a fast growing industry, manufacturers are always working toward enhancing a wide range of products and production methods to give the end user the best quality possible.
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Thanks for the advice re Winter Thinner. I don't use Rocket now and my wheels dry super quick and glossy all the time.
Great to see all my favourite Tema products are now in one place under fastline
Just a quick message to say thanks. Used both products now and am really pleased with the results, far better quality than the previous supplier. Will definitely be using you all the time from now on.
The Wheel paint finishes are meticulously researched, refined and tested some are manufactured using very special techniques and paint finishes which sets one wheel apart no only in looks but performance as well.
Extensive structural and abrasion finish testing take place before the wheels ever hit the showroom floor, salt testing, cross adhesion of surface paint coats and film thickness have all been considered to ensure optimal performance and reliability from the wheel paint coating on Alloy wheels
Manufacturers pay strict attention to Quality Standards, so when you refurbish or refinish alloy wheels due to kerb damage doesn’t it make sense to replace the protective coating with the very same paints that are applied to the alloy wheel during Manufacture.
There are no shortcuts to quality. Without quality, you can’t expect to cultivate loyalty or longevity. That’s why wheelpaints e-shop supply tried and tested paints, which have followed specific standards as required by the world’s leading car manufacturers.
Use the Alloy Wheel Paints that the manufacturers use
They are not basic silvers from Automotive mixing Schemes