06-04-2015, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Venom13132
did mine in bronze over black earlier this summer |
Woooah I was looking for a more bronzy/copper finish but Pep Boys didn't have this. If I do it again I'd love to try a mix of bronze and gold to get a nice brembo gold-ish color
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Originally Posted by Venom13132
you really cant beat it. I like the stock wheels but it is fun to play with colors. And its cheap! Our wheels are so wide in the back that after a few trips to the car wash the drivers rear wheel will start to rub the plastidip off. Once that happens I may just paint them black again or try another fun color. Dipyourcar.com is a good place to buy unique colors, or amazon carrys most of them.
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It was too easy, and it was actually fun lol. I think dipping a whole car would be a pain in the a$$ not to mention you would need gallons of this stuff but for wheel purposes it's practical, easy and you can switch colors as long as you have the patience
Anyone want to go lime green or hot pink??  I think I've even seen a camo for anyone that's bold enough hahaha
P.S. It's been about two weeks and the color seems to have faded. The black is coming through a bit and it looks more like a burnt gold. Kinda cool actually but I'm sure another can of gold would fix it right up.
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