alloy refurbishing
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hi,im thinking about refurbishing a set of kei force 10 alloys,but im lead to believe the finished colour is hyper silver(kind of a chrome/polished look).anyone know if anyone does aerosol sprays for this type of silver,and where could i get some?thanks.
hi,im thinking about refurbishing a set of kei force 10 alloys,but im lead to believe the finished colour is hyper silver(kind of a chrome/polished look).anyone know if anyone does aerosol sprays for this type of silver,and where could i get some?thanks.
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be carefull doing it with spray cans 99greenwagon
i recently did mine in satin black before getting a proper refurb to see what the colour looked like on my car. i fould that my front brake pads (performance friction ones) eat the paint and make them look a right state (with and without laquer) the reason i was told is that the spray can paint does not dry hard enough.
just some friendly advice i know it's hard work rubbing down, masking and spraying then having them look sh#t after 2 days is very dissapointing.
i recently did mine in satin black before getting a proper refurb to see what the colour looked like on my car. i fould that my front brake pads (performance friction ones) eat the paint and make them look a right state (with and without laquer) the reason i was told is that the spray can paint does not dry hard enough.
just some friendly advice i know it's hard work rubbing down, masking and spraying then having them look sh#t after 2 days is very dissapointing.
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be carefull doing it with spray cans 99greenwagon
i recently did mine in satin black before getting a proper refurb to see what the colour looked like on my car. i fould that my front brake pads (performance friction ones) eat the paint and make them look a right state (with and without laquer) the reason i was told is that the spray can paint does not dry hard enough.
just some friendly advice i know it's hard work rubbing down, masking and spraying then having them look sh#t after 2 days is very dissapointing.
i recently did mine in satin black before getting a proper refurb to see what the colour looked like on my car. i fould that my front brake pads (performance friction ones) eat the paint and make them look a right state (with and without laquer) the reason i was told is that the spray can paint does not dry hard enough.
just some friendly advice i know it's hard work rubbing down, masking and spraying then having them look sh#t after 2 days is very dissapointing.
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You can pick your colour at most places. My m8 wrks in Chard but has min. colours, white, black, green....all the colours for your commercial hoover. LOL.
Its a bit awkward gettin them done as the head honch gets pi$$y with 'em doin it!
Its a bit awkward gettin them done as the head honch gets pi$$y with 'em doin it!
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