I've always spent countless hours prepping and taping up the inside of the car when the time came to paint the cages in my cars. Then getting inside and spray bombing with rattle can wheel paint. It always turned out nice, but scratched off really easy from climbing over the door bars.
So, I just got a cage put in my Volare wagon street/strip car. I had read about painting the cage with Rustoleum Hammered paint and a foam brush. Some guys had said it looks great and is very durable. so I gave it a try, and I'm very impressed. only took about 2 hours to do the whole thing, and it was completely dry about 3 hours later.
It looks very professional, and the Hammered texture looks great. I thought I would share this with anyone who is planning a roll cage install in the near future.
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Are those Summit wheels??? LOVE the hammer tone paint!!