Well pleased with these!
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Well pleased with these!
Had the car three weeks or so now and finally I've got round to tidying up the wheels.
Started off like this:
Damned good clean and rub down, then on goes the paint:
Tidied up the brake calipers too and remounted the wheels:
Couple of silver prodrive stickers added and I'm chuffed to bits
Started off like this:
Damned good clean and rub down, then on goes the paint:
Tidied up the brake calipers too and remounted the wheels:
Couple of silver prodrive stickers added and I'm chuffed to bits
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what type of paint you use, any lacquer on top or just paint. Got a silver classic and the black wheels are really growing on me. Got the standard 5 spoke, pretty shabby just now, wondering how they would look black
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The wheels were really expensive to do........
Peugeot Graphite Grey paint - 4 small cans = £12 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Peugeot-Graphi...item45ef0f544a
Halfords filler primer - 1 can = £6
Halfords Lacquer - 1 can = £6
Stickers - 4 prodrive = £3
Sanding bits n bobs = say £3
Blimey how can I tell the wife I've blown another £30 on the car
Peugeot Graphite Grey paint - 4 small cans = £12 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Peugeot-Graphi...item45ef0f544a
Halfords filler primer - 1 can = £6
Halfords Lacquer - 1 can = £6
Stickers - 4 prodrive = £3
Sanding bits n bobs = say £3
Blimey how can I tell the wife I've blown another £30 on the car
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LOl, funnily Paul my son said the same thing!
He wants his roof wrapped on his Mitsi CZT...........
Yep, that would have been a very good idea
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I have tidied up alloys on a few of my cars, it seems that everything is in the preparation - which is tough if you are as impatient as me
The smoother the surface the better the finish so just take your time
One thing I did buy from eBay was some tack rags, they are like a sticky fabric excellent for that final wipe over to remove all dust etc before the paint went on - they were cheap too!
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