i stripped the clear coat and everything off my rims today because they were all scratched and didnt look good at all, so i stripped them, polished them, adn then painted the black inside part of the rim (trans am wheels) a gloss black and it looks awsome, it all shiney and just makes them look great, but i dont want them to rust or anything, is there any way to put a new coat of clear coat on them?? if so where can i get it? thanks alot

 

Are you talkin about clearing the polished part? If so don't , it totally contradicts the purpose of polishing.

 

After many months of research , I did not find any effective clearcoats that a DIY can apply. The un-coated polished rims may stain easier, but regular polishing ( every 3 months will maintain them). My DIY polished IROC rims have been fine for over 1 year.
Also Eastwood clearcoat in a can dosen't work effectively, I talked to their tech department. Try to polish with a buffer or angle grinder with buffing wheels, using the different compounds. The high speed heat seems to make the shine more durable.
Good Luck

 

Looks good, since we're postin pics.

 

mine are recleared with a special 2pack paint for wheels but I lost the can & forget what its called