Nice man!! Can't wait to see them on the VR6... It'll defs stand out from the crowd with these on..
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The colour looks awesome, a little darker and more glossy than they were before.
It will just add that extra bit of contrast to our car.
Nice work
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Originally posted by KI11Z View Postmmm yep! i'm diggin the colour my mate, now to decide polished or painted, i've no idea though I do think the polished face with this colour backing it up would look a treat! Heaps more messing around thoughThe good thing about this project is I don't have a time frame so if I decide to do a little more work then it's ok. My plan is to finish this wheel with a polished front and then we'll see how it looks. I assume it's gonna look just how I want it to so I'll then organise to get my other four wheels sandblasted (Can't be bothered with the fifth one) and I'll do it all again
Originally posted by team_v View PostThe colour looks awesome, a little darker and more glossy than they were before.
It will just add that extra bit of contrast to our car.
Nice work
Cheers.Last edited by Mrk_Mickey; 21-08-2009, 10:34 AM.Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me
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So...can anyone recommend a cheap sandblaster who can get my wheels ready for paint, or can someone do it through someone they know? Ideally I'd like to pay about $150 for the 4 or 5 wheels I still have to do.Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me
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You may have issues when you remove the tape in that it may take paint you want left on the wheels with it, because the paint forms a layer that runs over the edge of the tape, and it won't "break" neatly at the edge of the tape.Nothing to see here...
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Originally posted by Manaz View PostYou may have issues when you remove the tape in that it may take paint you want left on the wheels with it, because the paint forms a layer that runs over the edge of the tape, and it won't "break" neatly at the edge of the tape.
Test wheel will determine lots of things
P.S Still looking for an answer for sandblasting, peeps!Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me
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Originally posted by Manaz View PostYou may have issues when you remove the tape in that it may take paint you want left on the wheels with it, because the paint forms a layer that runs over the edge of the tape, and it won't "break" neatly at the edge of the tape.
or use fine line tape
*cough*
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Originally posted by Jarred View Post*cough*cough*
or use fine line tape
*cough*Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me
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just trying to help out mate. Remeber I have done a bit of spraying and plenty of reasearch, well a fair bit. (I'm not saying i'm an expert though.)
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Originally posted by Jarred View Postjust trying to help out mate. Remeber I have done a bit of spraying and plenty of reasearch, well a fair bit. (I'm not saying i'm an expert though.)
you're more experienced than I anywho so I ultimately would have gone with your advice
I'm hoping to get the second and third coats of paint on the test wheel tonight, so I can FINALLY reveal the polish spokes underneath! Exciteedddddd.Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me
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