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    Black Fuchs lug nuts paint

    Any suggestions on what black paint - rattle can ideally- to paint Fuchs alloy wheel lug nuts.
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    I keep Krylon satin black and the black primer that goes with it for quickie jobs like this....
    The finish doesn't last long especially if you don't use a 'soft socket' ...
    But then you strip'm and do'm again... Ya'got to strip them before the re-paint or there's too much paint build-up for the socket...
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    I just did this on my 86, used Rust-Oleum satin black

    Looks just right
    Last edited by Gumby; 10-12-2016 at 01:28 PM.
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    Thank you. Very helpful.
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    a quick touch up can be done with a magic marker

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Breazeale View Post
    a quick touch up can be done with a magic marker

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    Quote Originally Posted by 72targa View Post
    You are never going to make it as a Concours judge...
    I wouldn't even try!
    I have it good authority that many lug nuts have slipped by concours judges with magic marker touchups. Try it. It works.

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    Thumbs up

    Try it. It works.
    I have... and it does.........
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    I prefer a Sharpie!
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