changing the colour of my rims???
23 December 2006, 08:08 PM
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changing the colour of my rims???
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i was thinking of changing the colour of my rims.from gold to anthracite, can i do this without buying new ones?
if you have done this can you let me know how and what paint you used?
julian
i was thinking of changing the colour of my rims.from gold to anthracite, can i do this without buying new ones?
if you have done this can you let me know how and what paint you used?
julian
23 December 2006, 08:16 PM
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Dont go white, what if it snows? you wont be able to find your car 
Seriously, I think you should leave them gold, theres nothing I like more than a white newage with gold rims still, they are just so nice.
Seriously, I think you should leave them gold, theres nothing I like more than a white newage with gold rims still, they are just so nice.
23 December 2006, 09:24 PM
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I have Anthrocite 17" STI Wheels & they look great. I know I'm not very helpful, dont know how you change them however, I do know where you can get a brand new set for £399?
I f that helps et me know & I can let you have info.
Kind regards.
Alan MaC
I f that helps et me know & I can let you have info.
Kind regards.
Alan MaC
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23 December 2006, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Alan MaC
I have Anthrocite 17" STI Wheels & they look great. I know I'm not very helpful, dont know how you change them however, I do know where you can get a brand new set for £399?
I f that helps et me know & I can let you have info.
Kind regards.
Alan MaC
I f that helps et me know & I can let you have info.
Kind regards.
Alan MaC
when it comes and if i still fancy changing them i will give you a shout
julian
24 December 2006, 12:45 AM
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Definitely go anthracite. Get them powdercoated and they will look the nuts. Gold wheels belong on only one car - a Clio Williams. You've already on the right lines getting a white car - dark wheels are where it's at.
24 December 2006, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by mervil
Agree with the above, there's a few places in South Wales that will Powdercoat the lot for c£200 all in.
I'm going to be getting mine done soon too
I'm going to be getting mine done soon too
Perhaps we can get a GB going?
24 December 2006, 12:02 PM
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I have to disagree there, white on white is 'da bomb' period !!
Heres proof. This is JDM Addicts car from NASIOC.com
(please be warned, this is serious ****)
(you've been warned)
Its works rather well.
Heres proof. This is JDM Addicts car from NASIOC.com
(please be warned, this is serious ****)
(you've been warned)
Its works rather well.
24 December 2006, 12:09 PM
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That looks really nice IMO, and it would be bird shi* proof, unless it dribbled down the window
Looks very tidy
Looks very tidy
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