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what ever you do don't paint in line with the edge of the petal...because this looks awful. They should look like they were dipped in paint from the back so the paint should follow 'sea level'
Just etch prime and use satin black/gloss black depending on your preference.
The curves are quite tricky to mask and I understand electrical insulation tape is what you want as it stretches around corners. Wish I'd known this when I did mine
It might be but I've not used that product before -I used UPOL etch-primer + normal 'car plan' or something gloss black. Lasted 3 yrs so far and looks nice.
Now if you were really cool you'd have the 'anodized look' on the petals like the RGruppe cars
fourteener wrote:It might be but I've not used that product before -I used UPOL etch-primer + normal 'car plan' or something gloss black. Lasted 3 yrs so far and looks nice.
Now if you were really cool you'd have the 'anodized look' on the petals like the RGruppe cars
Do you have any pics of these anodised look wheels? I know a very good powder coater who does special finishes. (he did all my project motorbikes)
I've just bought this set of 7&8 x 15's in the same finish - refurbished by, arguably, the world's top Fuchs (& other) wheel restorer - Harvey Weidman :
Andy
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