Wheels - Update #844
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AllBlkdOut07
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Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
The two finishes should appear more different from each other than in my photoshop. Flat/satin black almost appears dark grey and has that velvetly sheen, the gloss black will be a deep, rich shiny black.
The two finishes should appear more different from each other than in my photoshop. Flat/satin black almost appears dark grey and has that velvetly sheen, the gloss black will be a deep, rich shiny black.
AllBlkdOut07
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Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
Give it up.
That goes for you and James both. As surprising as it may seem, not everyone wants the same wheels you guys have/want.
Give it up.
That goes for you and James both. As surprising as it may seem, not everyone wants the same wheels you guys have/want.
Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
I think either of those will look great. I do like the gloss/satin better than the all satin though.
ORDER THEM BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!
I think either of those will look great. I do like the gloss/satin better than the all satin though.
ORDER THEM BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!
AllBlkdOut07
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Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
Figured you would, I do too, that small detail makes a big difference. I'm sure it can be done, finding the right person to handle this will be key.
I talked to a shop that specializes in repairing damaged rims and they do custom pcoating/painting for all and any rims, anything can be done according to this guy. I'll call tomorrow to find out specifics.
I think either of those will look great. I do like the gloss/satin better than the all satin though.
ORDER THEM BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!
Figured you would, I do too, that small detail makes a big difference. I'm sure it can be done, finding the right person to handle this will be key.
I talked to a shop that specializes in repairing damaged rims and they do custom pcoating/painting for all and any rims, anything can be done according to this guy. I'll call tomorrow to find out specifics.
fortplainman
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Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
so whats the hold up? get those painted and mounted man!
but seriously i think youll love them either way. i like your wheels as of now but im sure you can work in a sick twist into the new set to make your new coilovers pop.
so whats the hold up? get those painted and mounted man!
but seriously i think youll love them either way. i like your wheels as of now but im sure you can work in a sick twist into the new set to make your new coilovers pop.
Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
I hope you have better luck this time with your powder coating people.
I think either of those will look great. I do like the gloss/satin better than the all satin though.
ORDER THEM BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!
Figured you would, I do too, that small detail makes a big difference. I'm sure it can be done, finding the right person to handle this will be key.
I talked to a shop that specializes in repairing damaged rims and they do custom pcoating/painting for all and any rims, anything can be done according to this guy. I'll call tomorrow to find out specifics.
I hope you have better luck this time with your powder coating people.
AllBlkdOut07
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Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
The coilovers will pop no matter what, they're copper.
People think I need to have machined accents on my wheels, I don't really agree, the polished skidplate, polished rear diff cover, coilovers and rear shock/resis (which I will be ordering in a matching copper anodized from KING) will really stand out on my mostly black truck, just the effect I'm going for.
The coilovers will pop no matter what, they're copper.
People think I need to have machined accents on my wheels, I don't really agree, the polished skidplate, polished rear diff cover, coilovers and rear shock/resis (which I will be ordering in a matching copper anodized from KING) will really stand out on my mostly black truck, just the effect I'm going for.
AllBlkdOut07
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Re: Wheels - Time for some changes - UPDATE: Fuels it is! ?
Yeah I'm not using my old guy (who is redoing the coils right now for me since he was able to get the troublesome powdercoat chrome to lay down nice for first time) or the new guy I found who is doing the black chrome on the other parts, don't think this is within either of their scope. This wheel place sounds like it may be promising, after all, they repair bent wheels to factory finish. The guy sounded very confident in his specialzed techniques.
I think either of those will look great. I do like the gloss/satin better than the all satin though.
ORDER THEM BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!
Figured you would, I do too, that small detail makes a big difference. I'm sure it can be done, finding the right person to handle this will be key.
I talked to a shop that specializes in repairing damaged rims and they do custom pcoating/painting for all and any rims, anything can be done according to this guy. I'll call tomorrow to find out specifics.
I hope you have better luck this time with your powder coating people.
Yeah I'm not using my old guy (who is redoing the coils right now for me since he was able to get the troublesome powdercoat chrome to lay down nice for first time) or the new guy I found who is doing the black chrome on the other parts, don't think this is within either of their scope. This wheel place sounds like it may be promising, after all, they repair bent wheels to factory finish. The guy sounded very confident in his specialzed techniques.
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