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I'm highly considering picking up the wheels we WANT and painting them the color we want. I.E. HPR5 wheels in silver, center section painted black.
Now, my question is this: How durable is the paint going to be, and how glossy??? I'd like to get it looking like powdercoat, but I need to make sure that it's going to hold up to the elements. Would a brake caliper paint work possibly??? Also, what are the odds of the paint taking if I don't scuff the surface at all??? I REALLY have reservations about taking a brand new unmounted set of wheels and tearing them up. TIA -------------------- |
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My rims were powdercoated gold from silver by the guy I bought them from. The center of the centercap on my wheels are plastic, but it was removed.
I would check about the fake bolts being plastic. If that is truly the case then I would say nay-nay, but if they aren't then have them powdercoated -------------------- 1991 MR2 - T-tops - Crimson Red - Gen3 3SGTE - Lots of money
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