Wheel Paint - What To Use?

Need to replace the tyres on one of the bikes but noticed that a small area of the rear wheel paint has started to scratch off The front wheel is spot on and so is the rest of the rear - can only assume that that section wasn't cleaned down properly before the top coat went onto the primer. Needs to be 100% right before I put the wheels back on the bike so gonna strip both wheels down and repaint them with rattle cans (again!). I used Simoniz last time - had a look through old posts but can't find a real recommendation for wheel paint? I need something close to the satin black original and it HAS to be hard-wearing. This has been recommended on other forums?

https://www.frost.co.uk/frost-extre...rame-chassis-paint-aerosol-satin-black-500ml/

What about applying a satin clear coat afterwards? Any other advice? (apart from powder coating!...........)

Cheers!

 

Got polished spokes and rims - want to paint it to keep it as close as possible to original

 

Thanks but what's 'the best you can get'?
Was thinking of this
https://www.frost.co.uk/frost-extre...rame-chassis-paint-aerosol-satin-black-500ml/
But a mate swears by hammerite smooth satin...............

 

Nope - no spraying equipment whatsoever, I'm just an enthusiastic amateur but thanks for the info mate

 

Polished and Painted.
Pleased with the results - let's see how they hold up!

 

OK - So a minor issue when the new tyres were fitted (BT45's with tubes as the rims aren't tubeless). Both tyres didn't seem to be seated correctly and no matter how many times I deflated them and 'bounced' them, I couldn't get them to seat all the way around the rims. I bought a tub of 'Remaxx Mont 2000' bead lubricant, left the wheels in the sun to soften the rubber up a bit, deflated the tyres, cleaned the inside of the rims up, put loads of the stuff on the beads and inside the rims then pumped them up. The front 'popped' pretty much straight away and the rear centred itself on the second attempt. Another step forward to getting the bike back on the road - chuffed!