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Old 16th March 2010, 12:15   #31
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I have been thinking about this for a long time and i am happy that i was able to stumble upon this thread, will try it this week or next week and post pictures. Planning to try buying the small paint can and using it.
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Old 17th March 2010, 16:52   #32
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Adding pictures, used camlin color paint, as i spotted some old one lying at home. Got into work today morning and this is the result, how does it look guys?


Added an old picture at last to show how dull being ordinary tyre color was.
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Old 19th March 2010, 08:50   #33
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Simplest solution, buy Cooper Tyres. Some models come painted and it lasts the life of the tyre. Not to mention, that it's also a damn neat job.
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Old 19th March 2010, 09:34   #34
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Adding pictures, used camlin color paint, as i spotted some old one lying at home. Got into work today morning and this is the result, how does it look guys?


Added an old picture at last to show how dull being ordinary tyre color was.
Looks good. But it doesn't look like it will last long.

How long did it take for you to complete this ?
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Old 22nd March 2010, 15:42   #35
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I Spent 2 hours on it, it wont last long. i wanted to test whether it looks good, since it looks good, i will use normal paint, which will last longer.
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Old 8th April 2010, 20:24   #36
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Adding pictures, used camlin color paint, as i spotted some old one lying at home. Got into work today morning and this is the result, how does it look guys?


Added an old picture at last to show how dull being ordinary tyre color was.
Abdul,
Please post a snap of paint brush. It is very difficult to maintain the accuracy. How you prevent the paint to go outside the letters boundary.
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Old 16th April 2010, 10:00   #37
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I had painted the Brand Name and Tyer make on my Pajero Tyers with regular Asian Paints white oil paint about a year back. Have been doing some extreem offroading through mud, slush and hard terrain but the paint is still intact.

I had applied 2 layers of paint at an interval of 1 day for each layer and post that had used the Bossini Teflon spray (Available for about 180/-Rs) over it (may be that has made it last long).

Its time to change the shoes for my Pajero, will use the same method for the new tyers.

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Old 8th June 2010, 10:59   #38
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Hey folks,

check this link :
2008 Alto - Hot Runner - hvishwanathan's Photo Gallery - Team-BHP

I got my ride tires painted sometime back. Its a head turner and worth the effort
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Old 23rd July 2011, 08:49   #39
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Re: How to paint the Tyre Sidewall Letters?

This is something I tried long back on my Hero Ranger :-) Later on my bike. With new Mich XM1, I feel that itch again on my Estilo... May be this weekend I will and upload here
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Old 2nd June 2012, 15:08   #40
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Re: How to paint the Tyre Sidewall Letters?

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cheap and best option.. get the smallest oil paint can from nerolac, (white/yellow) should cost around 10 bucks.. and use a thin painting brush or cotton buds.. although its painful.. should last long enough..
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The cheapest thing to do is buy a small can of Asian Paints oil paint (worth Rs.15-20) and a regular small tipped painting brush. I painted my car's tyres myself. It's been more than one month now and the paint has held on really well, even after doing long distance trips in Mumbai's rains.
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This is what i did on ma Esteem...

Then i bought Oil paint and painted it and allowed it to dry. After exposed to 4 washes, i painted a second coat. Its been there for 3 months now.
However, it starts to become dull after about 2 months
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i used normal oil paint(used to paint metal gates and windows) and it lasts well (around 2 to 2 1/2 months).
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i painted my cars tyre with white paint used in house for painting metal parts and it lasted for a long time . although i replaced all those tyres with new set of alloys and new tyres but i still have the spare tyre the same and the paint is still there though the paint is not glossy now but it is still visible.
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I tried painting the sidewall letters today with white Oil Paint. Here are the results.
Bare in mind that the only encounter I've had with Art (Drawing/Painting) is while doing Engineering Drawing

Comments, suggestions, criticism all Welcome.
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I had painted the Brand Name and Tyer make on my Pajero Tyers with regular Asian Paints white oil paint about a year back. Have been doing some extreem offroading through mud, slush and hard terrain but the paint is still intact.

I had applied 2 layers of paint at an interval of 1 day for each layer and post that had used the Bossini Teflon spray (Available for about 180/-Rs) over it (may be that has made it last long).

Its time to change the shoes for my Pajero, will use the same method for the new tyers.

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I used Asian Paint white enamel oil paint to paint my tyres. I used only 1 coat, and then wanted to see how they hold up. The paint never peeled off. However, compared to the day they were painted, when they looked bright white, a few drives later, they had started to become dull. It has been six months now, and the color looks almost indistinguishable from the rest of the sidewall. However, the paint is very much there, as I can make out when i run my fingers over it.

Is this only because I used only one coat of paint??
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Old 6th April 2014, 10:12   #41
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i used normal oil paint(used to paint metal gates and windows) and it lasts well (around 2 to 2 1/2 months).
Wow the tyre paint makes it one killer looking scorpio
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Old 13th May 2014, 06:22   #42
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Re: How to paint the Tyre Sidewall Letters?

I got Paint Marker from Camlin at a nearby Stationary store @ 55/- .. it reads as Non Fading Ink & Heat, water & light resistant .....For sure have to apply twice for full coverage.... Will try this..
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Old 5th August 2014, 04:26   #43
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Re: How to paint the Tyre Sidewall Letters?

Here is my Figo with letters painted
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Old 6th September 2015, 17:28   #44
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Re: How to paint the Tyre Sidewall Letters?

I came across this pretty interesting video. Though expensive, I don't think there's any other option out there to get custom lettering/logos on wheels. The lettering looks fantastic and it seems it'll last a long time too.

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Re: How to paint the Tyre Sidewall Letters?

This video shows my attempt at painting the Tyre Sidewall Letters,

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