I saw some wheels painted by the three girls on tv with that auto show. They said it lasted a long time and then you just peel it off. No scuffing--just good cleaning with a good solvent and spray on over clear coat. They used matte black, and it looked good. This is new and sprays on. Not like PlastiDip. I have perfect (2001) rims, but I like black; however, I won't sand them just to paint them. There are several hits on the net, but I'd like to hear from someone here. Anybody?    Boofer

I have plastidip... and actually it pretty much does what many claim. I bought gold and put it on my AL rims. But its just tooooo gold.. so I used a pressure washer and washed it off. I need to get off my lazy butt and re-do it in AL.

I found a website for "wrap" paint very close to what I saw on tv. It is at Alsa.com. This could be revolutionary if it works. Like the boots that go through mud and come out clean. And you can now order a car that sheds muddy water kinda' like Rain X. I  expect it to really improve and start selling within the year. With the talent some of you guys and gals have the possibilities are endless. Did I mention the guy who painted a Corvette with a roller? It's wild!