I've been refreshing my 99 runner to bring it back up to a higher standard. I figured all 3rd gen wheels are silver on silver and i remember the older runners has manual hubs that were usually black.
I am using a new rustoleum paint called supermaxx that sticks to wood, plastic, concrete and laminates.
no sanding. Here's the refreshed retro color combo.
Afrer making a bunch of tubes to cover lugnuts, valve stems and a jig to not have to mask the tire...i figure i can do a complete 4 wheel refurb in about 3 hrs or less.

 

Looks awesome, Here is my 1997 rims after stripping them down sandblasting and refinishing, I use these as my winter rims and they held up great., they match my Silver 1999 perfectly, but I do prefer the look of my 1999 5 stars better, it even makes the trucks stance look better for some reason, they must have a different offset, or its and illusion. Another trick is to put thick grease on the tire and then paint let day and wash grease off, but thats pretty hillbilly.

 

I went for the quick refresh.....a quick spray of a few coats
Of new technology paint. I figured if i can do it in just an afternoon, it can be spruced up once a year or two.
I was trying to avoid the involved wheel process and did the job with wheels on the car.
The rustoleum supermaxx paint seems to make the wheel look like new.... not a new color which was my objective.
So any imperfections or scratchs are invisible.
I also shot the centercaps satin black supermaxx paint and detailed the toyota emblem with a Casemate metallic silver marker. Worked great !! I just used a curved strip of thin plastic to form a mask off jig. No masking tape. Then just wipe the tire off with alcohol.
No overspray.

 

Ps.....luckily..we have no road salt or snow to deal with here in phx. Prolly gives the paint a longer life on the wheel.

 

Looks great ! Be cool to see pic of your template..