hmmm, whatever you do; do not use spray paint.... 

How about powdercoating? I've seen some ponies that look sharp with it. 

I'm with lft .. I would get them powdercoated .. will hold up a lot better than paint on wheels.  

nicole, spray paint was never an option lol and yeah i just hope the powder coating isnt outrageously priced 

Powdercoating is not that bad nowadays. Summit Tool Catalog has a nice powdercoat gun and the different powdercoat colors pretty reasonable. The problem I have is finding an oven to bake the part in when I'm done. I don't even want to see the look on my ol' lady's face when she comes home with a roast and finds traction bars in the oven at 375 for two hours! lmao 

Just make sure it's an electric oven and not GAS. 

That would be an expensive powdercoating job!  Ouch! 

hahaha im sure she would love that lft. thanks for all your insight guys 

If the power coating become an expensive option, try looking at AmericanMuscle.com for some rims

There rims are fairly priced with no shipping charges. 

Good point Fro. He could get some nice wheels for less than powdercoating.  

I don't know really. What I'm seeing, there's two places in Texas that will do cleaning, prep, and, powdercoating for eighty dollars a wheel. I'm sure he can find something where he lives. There's a place in Arkansas that does it in their pizza restaurant to make good use of the oven. They just don't do wheels between noon and two if you can live with the occaisional anchovie on your wheel. Be a big hit with the cats in your neighborhood! 

lol ill take pepperoni and sausage with a hint of FR500 deep dish rim