Paint wheelcentres
Paint wheelcentres
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bluezeeland

Original Poster:

1,965 posts

181 months

Saturday 8th November 2014
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Can someone point me towards the correct paint/paint code n° for replacement wheelcentres for the Estorils ? Think its a Volvo colour, perhaps ?

cheers

Frank

Plan B

347 posts

147 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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Hi Frank sorry I don't know the colour code but I've just had to get mine repainted. What I did was whilst getting my wheels refurbished I got the wheel refurb shop to wet paint the centres with the same silver paint code they were using for the powder coat on the wheels. (They did it for free)
Even if you found the correct/original centre colour you'd find there would probably still be a colour mismatch with the wheels due to the aging effect on the paint on the wheels so best to get it all done at the same time - especially if your wheels are looking a bit scarred.

bluezeeland

Original Poster:

1,965 posts

181 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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Hi James,

Yes, starting to think that too, alltho, there is nowt wrong with the rims (concerning previous/present owner wink )

Shall go and inquire if the body-shop can match and let them do the job !

cheers

Frank


ianwayne

7,755 posts

290 months

Friday 14th November 2014
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I just used Wilkinsons silver paint on my Estoril centre and it's close enough.

Because there is a physical gap (although small) between the centre and the wheel body, it can be slightly off without being too noticeable. IMHO of course!

bluezeeland

Original Poster:

1,965 posts

181 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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ianwayne said:
I just used Wilkinsons silver paint on my Estoril centre and it's close enough.

Because there is a physical gap (although small) between the centre and the wheel body, it can be slightly off without being too noticeable. IMHO of course!
This one ?

http://www.wilko.com/wilko-metallic-quick-dry-spra... paint