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cant go back to silver afterwards as they will beed blast the wheels then powder coat, so im knackered if the look isnt right!!!
Design of wheel looking a bit dated now with the small centre rotors , but black will look modern and the eye is drawn to the shape of the car rather than shinnyy wheels.
but Im not sure, hence the question..
Design of wheel looking a bit dated now with the small centre rotors , but black will look modern and the eye is drawn to the shape of the car rather than shinnyy wheels.
but Im not sure, hence the question..
Steve_D said:
Mine are satin black and I'm very pleased with the look.
We have also had some done in a dark graphite recently for a black car and I think that would work better with the silver.
We have a wheel guy local to us who does a very good job. Give us a bell.
Steve
hi Steve im in Manchester unfortuately, so too far for your wheel man.. bet he cant match the price Ive had either.We have also had some done in a dark graphite recently for a black car and I think that would work better with the silver.
We have a wheel guy local to us who does a very good job. Give us a bell.
Steve
Have you any pics of the graphite wheels?
Im dropping the wheels off at 7am tomorrow, but due to back log there is a 8 day delay.. so i can change my mind once beed blasted.
Dom
V8Dom said:
hi Steve im in Manchester unfortuately, so too far for your wheel man.. bet he cant match the price Ive had either.
Have you any pics of the graphite wheels?
Im dropping the wheels off at 7am tomorrow, but due to back log there is a 8 day delay.. so i can change my mind once beed blasted.
Dom
Are they being dismantled or coated as one piece?Have you any pics of the graphite wheels?
Im dropping the wheels off at 7am tomorrow, but due to back log there is a 8 day delay.. so i can change my mind once beed blasted.
Dom
If they are being done whole and powder coated there is a possibility the heat of the coating oven will damage the O seals in the rims.
Can probably take some pics of the wheels tomorrow.
Steve
V8Dom said:
hi Steve
already dismantled...It was me that warned an earlier post that whole wheels damage the seals, but thanks for warning me anyway..
Dom
When coated you will need to clear the paint from the bolt holes as the nuts are a tight fit. I think clearing the holes will still be easier than trying to mask them.already dismantled...It was me that warned an earlier post that whole wheels damage the seals, but thanks for warning me anyway..
Dom
Steve
Hi
I thought about this, but there are a few issues.
You must dismantle them to powder coat, but then you will have to clear out the bolt holes AND the two mating faces. This requires a very large lathe and a lot of time. If you bolt back together without cleaning off the powder coating then it may not seal properly and it may well be out of symmetry.
Too much of a risk for me.
:-(
Gareth
I thought about this, but there are a few issues.
You must dismantle them to powder coat, but then you will have to clear out the bolt holes AND the two mating faces. This requires a very large lathe and a lot of time. If you bolt back together without cleaning off the powder coating then it may not seal properly and it may well be out of symmetry.
Too much of a risk for me.
:-(
Gareth
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