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Voyto

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:35

anyone got any pictures of this or fancy doing me a shop? they are booked in to be done next monday. just not too sure how its gonna look. pics are in my garage if anyone wants to do a shop

Red_SXi

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:36

I like white wheels on flame red

Ally

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:37

quote:
Originally posted by Red_Sxi
I like white wheels on flame red

NovaGTE

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:37

how much that costing? Ive just had mine done white

dysonm

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:42

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=129968

shop near the bottom

Voyto

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:43

£55 per wheel for mine

Voyto

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:44

i think white looks a bit cheap tho TBH. unless the wheels are huge like brads old car (RIP) then they look good

[Edited on 22-03-2004 by VoYtO LeViCh]

Paul H

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:47

i would like to know what these look like aswell.thinking of getting some rs-gt's for mine

Thoday

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22nd Mar 04 at 14:57

mine cost me £35 a wheel to go black

looks good on red and blue cars and dark green.. not on white or black cars realy tho

ed_jones

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22nd Mar 04 at 18:52

i want to put some black or smoked grey arospeeds on my red corsa, i reckon theyll look tidy if you have other parts black on your car eg grill which is what i will be doing.

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22nd Mar 04 at 18:53

quote:
Originally posted by VoYtO LeViCh
£55 per wheel for mine

If you get them powder coated it'll be about £100 for the lot...

Voyto

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22nd Mar 04 at 18:55

this guy said that its 55 for wet spray or summet. whats the difference

Icy

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22nd Mar 04 at 19:16

claire R's

Icy

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22nd Mar 04 at 19:16

cost me £30 per rim in gloss black

AndyW

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22nd Mar 04 at 19:17

look in my garage thats what i want mate

deanmcreynolds26

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22nd Mar 04 at 19:19

photoshop, i think it looks ace

NovaGTE

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22nd Mar 04 at 19:23

Mine were £120 for shot blast and powdercoat. All the tyres stripped refitted and balanced. And they have done a spot on job.

Voyto

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22nd Mar 04 at 19:56

wots difference? are powder coated rims durable? can u use normal wheel cleaner on em? wen mine were polished i could only use hot water and mild soap

Meat-Pie-SRI

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22nd Mar 04 at 19:58

quote:
Originally posted by VoYtO LeViCh
i think white looks a bit cheap tho TBH. unless the wheels are huge like brads old car (RIP) then they look good

[Edited on 22-03-2004 by VoYtO LeViCh]

I feel this also,

mine is a flame red GSI with black rims........ i like it!

Voyto

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22nd Mar 04 at 20:01

u got any photos mate?

Rob H

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22nd Mar 04 at 20:06

Powder coating is better than wet spraying. Usually a thincker layer, and less likely to chip off.

Icy

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22nd Mar 04 at 20:08

mine were stripped ball blasted then powder coatin before sprayed
yeh when u curb or chip it u can see how thick it is
can wash as normal too

AdiSRI

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22nd Mar 04 at 20:08

i prefer white but the black looks nice on claire r's car in pic above.

AdiSRI

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22nd Mar 04 at 20:09

what are you doing about the rivit bits at the end of the spokes? I take it you are doing he actions again?
These wheels will of cost u a fortune!!

Voyto

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22nd Mar 04 at 20:10

so i should be looking at £30-40 for powder coating. will they look like in the pic of claire r's?

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