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Lug Nuts

I know that OEM lug nuts are made of high strength aluminum. Now that my 15x7 fuchs have been refinished, I need to either paint them or get new black lugs. The going rate seems to be $90 for a full set of 20. A guy on eBay has some forged aluminum lugs that are 14x1.5. Not sure if those fit but a full set is only $25.

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Just get some Wurth satin paint and do it yourself.
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Is Wurth a spray paint or a brush on?

What stores sell this brand?
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Spray paint. Most chain auto parts stores carry it.
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watch out on the aftermarket nuts. for fuchs you need the domed face to seat against the wheels. most aftermarket have a straight conical face. only seats against the wheel at two points. Don.
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Will check it out. Thanx
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Rustoleum 7777 is also a perfect match to satin black Fuchs...and durable....and relatively cheap... and readily available everywhere.

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I've used a black sharpie pen for a quick lug nut refinish.
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Rustoleum 7777 is also a perfect match to satin black Fuchs...and durable....and relatively cheap... and readily available everywhere.

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+1. I used it on a set of 15x6's I refinished about a year ago and it is hard to tell from OEM.
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Can the Rustoleum 7777 or Wurth Satin paints mentioned here for wheel and lug touch ups be used to touch up door handle scratches also, or is that a different type of paint?

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Black printers ink did a nice job for me. I applied it to the lug nuts with a foam brush. You can thin the ink slightly with some solvent. It was faster than using a 'sharpie' and the color matches perfectly.

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I've used the Wurth satin black to restore door handles, window frame trim, etc.. It did a nice job.
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Rustoleum 7777 can be used in a number of places....door handles, window trim, backing board in the trunk , underhood of Chevys ( ! ) .....pretty universal stuff.

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