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change colour of alloy wheels
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also it will be most welcome if you guys can suggest some colours
thanks in advance guys and all the best
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I just checked the site out Chris and they seem pretty good well really good lol, they are cheap and they are close by aswell,Chris CW wrote: Birmingham City Powder Coaters
not painted as such, but coated in plastic! Had mine done there, just £20 a wheel - Google them and check out their site for some inspiration! Or if you fancy a DIY route, I could find you some guides if you want
but i want to ask you as you have got yours done there, is it long lasting meaning will it start peeling or looking bad after a while?
thanks man and i don't want to take the DIY route as i aint good with paint and rather have it done properly
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Take a look at my Toyota Corolla T Sport project log!! www.warwickshiremodified.co.uk/forum/pro...t-sport?limitstart=0
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lol really? it will be something unique and different lolMikehudson wrote: purple.
here is a pic of pink/purple:
i wanted something like this:
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any suggestions?
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Or do an Andyfloss and rattle can 'em. Can look pretty good if done right (mask the tyres, unlike Andy! <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt="
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lol thanks shanners, will search the forum and don't really wana do a DIY job as i might mess them up but i will see if i gain confidence lolshanners wrote: Search the forum for "powder coating" there are endless threads on it!
Or do an Andyfloss and rattle can 'em. Can look pretty good if done right (mask the tyres, unlike Andy! <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt="" title="Laughing" /><!-- s:lol: --> )
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I got my alloys done in August and their still spot on minus acouple of stone chips (heard the stones hitting aswell, and they sounded big!), I just used a permanent marker to cover the spots lol . I also grazed the curb at one point and they took it pretty well, pretty happy overall bearing in mind I did them this way as I'm useless at preserving alloys!
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