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Steve

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27th Apr 10 at 15:36

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
same here, your wheels still look fine to me

are the centre caps painted?

yeah sprayed, because theyre plastic sadly they are a slightly different match

athough you can only see it in certain light on photos

3CorsaMeal

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27th Apr 10 at 15:38

i think some are, and then painted on top of that

3CorsaMeal

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27th Apr 10 at 15:39

quote:
Originally posted by Steve

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
same here, your wheels still look fine to me

are the centre caps painted?

yeah sprayed, because theyre plastic sadly they are a slightly different match athough you can only see it in certain light on photos

i think the only way to settle our arguement is by rubbing my wheels against yours and seeing who wins

big eck

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27th Apr 10 at 16:04

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Originally posted by mike56gte
powder coat is far better it will last alot longer than paint these are my cesaro powder coated anthrisite

Thats a nice colour of wheels mate, who done them and how much did it cost???

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27th Apr 10 at 16:58

Just make sure you go to a decent place. The powder coated finish on my wheels is bubbling and coming off. They haven't even seen the light of day either.

belton

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28th Apr 10 at 08:55

Also when they do the whole wheel I have heard a few stories of wheels not fitting correctly after, but a mate of mine owns a alloy wheel refurb company, that specialises in luxury cars, ferraris etc n they don't powdercoat, when I asked why he said 'if powdercoat was so great, why wouldn't they do cars that way?' I assumed it was because alloy was a different material, but god knows

3CorsaMeal

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28th Apr 10 at 10:53

powder coat isn't very UV resistant, on exterior stuff it doesn't last as long.

also most of the benefits bear no impact to the person whose wheels they are, mainly benefits the person/company powder coating instead of paint.

MoesTavern

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28th Apr 10 at 11:04

Can no cunt spell anthracite on this website? It's not rocket science.

3CorsaMeal

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27th May 10 at 15:16

this debate just came up on corrado forum too, if anyone cares

http://the-corrado.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=93327

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27th May 10 at 15:37

Powder coating is UV resistant though.

3CorsaMeal

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27th May 10 at 15:44

alot of places just use powder coat as a primer on wheels don't they?

they the paint and laquer on top to help protect from UV etc

its all on wiki mate

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27th May 10 at 15:53

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