Curing Wheel paint

[john01374]

I use Duplicolor wheel paint on several items on the car as I like the color and it seems to dry to a super hard finish. Seem much harder than any of the other finishes.

I have two questions.

1) I have access to an oven. Can I cure the wheel paint so it can be wet sanded and buffed sooner. If so what are the instructions for curing.

2) How high of temps can the wheel color withstand? Could it be used on things like intakes, throttle bodies etc?

[Dupli-Color-Specialist]

I use Duplicolor wheel paint on several items on the car as I like the color and it seems to dry to a super hard finish. Seem much harder than any of the other finishes.

I have two questions.

1) I have access to an oven. Can I cure the wheel paint so it can be wet sanded and buffed sooner. If so what are the instructions for curing.

2) How high of temps can the wheel color withstand? Could it be used on things like intakes, throttle bodies etc?

Our Wheel Paint can hold up to temps as high as 500 degrees and you can cure it in an oven in cycles. I would bring the temp up to 150, 200, 250 ect. Since you are only using the paint on your wheels there is no need to cure it past 200-250 degrees.