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ES Wheel Paint Color Is? 1800

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Sat Oct 16 02:34 CST 2004
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ABHES;

Your right on the color...I call it dark silver (anthrisite?).

...and not to give a smarta** answer, but it's "wheel color". It is(was?) available from IPD in spray cans, and people had reported good results (I haven't used it yet)...naturally, as with any paint job, how good the final wheels look, and how long they will look that way, will be a function of preparation as with any paint job. I've also found that most silver paint colors seem to be more porous than pastels...so a clearcoat may be a good idea.

Cheers






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