Wiper arm ideas?

a-fuso

GMC Owner
Well guys, I've got a question that seems is never brought up.

My stock wiper arms began to loose their paint like I'm sure most of your's have.

So I repainted them with matte finish trim paint, which faded very quickly and looked ugly. Then I tried repainting them again a few months ago with duplicolor clear over the top this time, and it again faded and cracked off.

So now I'm stuck again, and would like to find a more permanent solution to repainting these damn wiper arms.

Anybody have any ideas or personal stories that have worked to keep the wiper arms looking like new for more than a few months...
 
rustolium brush paint in black, it drys so slow that it doesnt have the brush marks, looks like powder but thinner
 
I had the same issue with mine on both trucks. I painted the Chevy ones multiple times and they all faded/peeled. When I had the bumper/bed cover painted I just had them paint the arms black with real paint and haven't had any issues.
 
I used krylon satin black on my 88 and just redid them every spring, normally looked good all summer then winter took its toll on it
 
I may see if my uncle can bead blast them and I'll try repainting with automotive paint, I've never found any rattlecan that will hold up to full sun.
 
I have always jsut sand blasted, primed, and used a Satin black and never had issues.

Or do like myu RCSB and just remove them cause they look ugly
 
I have always jsut sand blasted, primed, and used a Satin black and never had issues.

Or do like myu RCSB and just remove them cause they look ugly

Because race truck so no traction in the rain so no use for wipers anyway
 
Try some appliance epoxy. That's what I painted most of the parts on my harley with including rims and it holds up great.


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