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#4
I need to get the dremel out and go to town on polishing up some of my brothers fabulous curbing. Either that or take it over to the powdercoaters and have them strip it and redo them in charcoal... or clear? Can't decide. Not that it would really matter because I don't have the time to get it done before ABF.
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im a DIY kinda guy
this is mainly to test out how the concept looks
i know the paint i used wont last more than a year in seattle weather. so if i dont find some aftermarket 4x110 rims i will have them profesionally polished (the lip) then the centers powdercoated gunmetal and then clear coated all professionally
would cost as much as some decent 15" used enkeis but in the long run i would have some bad *** modified stock wheels
after i lower the beast those rims are gonna look sick
this is mainly to test out how the concept looks
i know the paint i used wont last more than a year in seattle weather. so if i dont find some aftermarket 4x110 rims i will have them profesionally polished (the lip) then the centers powdercoated gunmetal and then clear coated all professionally
would cost as much as some decent 15" used enkeis but in the long run i would have some bad *** modified stock wheels
after i lower the beast those rims are gonna look sick