Prodrive P-FF7 alloys
09 July 2003, 10:47 AM
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Mark, you cannot buy touch up paint if your asking.
If like me you've managed to mark them then your kind of stuffed!
I'm still trying to source the paint for Bright Flitter, I have a paint code but finding it tricky, I would say Gold would be just as bad.
Will let you know if I'm successfull.
If like me you've managed to mark them then your kind of stuffed!
I'm still trying to source the paint for Bright Flitter, I have a paint code but finding it tricky, I would say Gold would be just as bad.
Will let you know if I'm successfull.
09 July 2003, 01:37 PM
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A good wheel refurber will match the colour in I think, the guy that I used to fix all 4 of mine wasn't interested in colour codes.
All 4 now look like new, well they did until I dinked one again.
All 4 now look like new, well they did until I dinked one again.
10 July 2003, 08:19 AM
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Rob managed to nick the top of the rim on the corner of the kerb whilst parking. You cant see it from the side as it is between the trye and the alloy rim but you can see it if you are looking down on the wheel.
I am going to phone Prodrive and see if I can get a paint code then ask Kinghorn in black burn to make me up a pot of touch up (I know the owner). I'll ask about your colour as well.
I am going to phone Prodrive and see if I can get a paint code then ask Kinghorn in black burn to make me up a pot of touch up (I know the owner). I'll ask about your colour as well.
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