[dmcmahan60]

There is a 6th Gen Parts For Sale group on Facebook that has a set of 5 spoke black wheels for sale right now You just have to join the group.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1726879834198549/

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by dmcmahan60

There is a 6th Gen Parts For Sale group on Facebook that has a set of 5 spoke black wheels for sale right now You just have to join the group.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1726879834198549/

There's also a post on here from Hendrick Motorsports where they're selling complete sets of wheels with TPMS, center caps, and brand new Eagle tires from the cars they swapped their wheel setups onto for Hertz.

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=580110

I've actually been considering ordering a set for myself because they're essentially in perfect condition for somewhere close to the cost of tires and mounting.

[RyanR623]

Originally Posted by ember1205

If it were me, I would PlastiDip the wheels "now" and run them for a little while. It's cheap enough to do, even if it doesn't come out perfect or last a long time. This gives you an opportunity to actually have the blackout of the wheels that you're looking for quickly and at low cost, and you get to decide if you really want it that way or not.

If you like how it turns out, you can either re-dip as need be and stay on the cheap with something that can be "undone", or wait until you find someone that will powder coat for a more reasonable cost. Or, maybe you can find another set of SS wheels (or even something different style-wise) that you can get for cheap and have THOSE powder coated.

There are a lot of different ways you can go with this. Start with easy and cheap to get a sense of what you might want as a more permanent solution and then move into something more expensive.

I think you can only remove it if you use the dip release while applying. Could be wrong though. I tried, i can't remove mine. I don't want to, just was curious if i could. Mine have held up well in the nasty Midwest weather.

[Mark_M]

Originally Posted by dmcmahan60

There is a 6th Gen Parts For Sale group on Facebook that has a set of 5 spoke black wheels for sale right now You just have to join the group.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1726879834198549/

Thanks for the info I did send a request to join the group.

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[Mark_M]

Originally Posted by ember1205

If it were me, I would PlastiDip the wheels "now" and run them for a little while. It's cheap enough to do, even if it doesn't come out perfect or last a long time. This gives you an opportunity to actually have the blackout of the wheels that you're looking for quickly and at low cost, and you get to decide if you really want it that way or not.

If you like how it turns out, you can either re-dip as need be and stay on the cheap with something that can be "undone", or wait until you find someone that will powder coat for a more reasonable cost. Or, maybe you can find another set of SS wheels (or even something different style-wise) that you can get for cheap and have THOSE powder coated.

There are a lot of different ways you can go with this. Start with easy and cheap to get a sense of what you might want as a more permanent solution and then move into something more expensive.

Makes sense, good advice thank you

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[Mark_M]

Lot's of great advice and input here from all. I have a lot to think on and decide looks like.
Thank you all.

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[Jaystroh]

What place in Michigan did your powder coating if you don’t mind me asking. I was quoted by two different shops over 600 and that’s with the wheels ready to go Dropped off With no tires. 250 is the deal of the century lol?!