painting my 95 camaro..finally!!!
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painting my 95 camaro..finally!!!
ok...so my friend knows a painter that does good work and charges a decent amount so i'm going to c if can finally pain my car!! its an 95 z and i wanna go with nbm becuse i love the color and frankly i havent seen one on an lt1. so know i gotta start thinking about which rims to get?? i really love the tt2 but i'm a daily driver and i dont know how nasty those rims are gonna get since they're polish. so i was also thinking of chrome zr1's...so what are yall's suggestions..17 tt2 or 17 zr1?? thanks guyz!!
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between the 2 I'd go with Zr1's, but have you thought about chrome C5 Zo6 rims? or even C6 Zo6 rims? those would look bad ***. Of course if you go with the Zr1's are you thinking 17 x 11 for the rear.
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http://www.mofbody.com/blkchevyz/web...1/mvc-001s.jpg
i always liked the tt2
but both are nice looking rims... specially if you get the 11 inch ones in the back
i always liked the tt2
but both are nice looking rims... specially if you get the 11 inch ones in the back
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tt2 would be nice but the fact that theyre polished kills it for me. i like z06 rims on z28 but i think that the the y2k vette rims(i think thats what theyre called) look good. but i guess its all about personal preference.
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Well I Got A Quote From The Painter And He's Charging Me 1500 For Tru Metallic Blue!! That Is Friggin Cheap So Im Gonna Drop Off My Car In A Few Days And I Think I'm Goin With The Tt2 Because I Love The Lip They Have. Besides I Know That I'm Going To Be Wahsing Her About Twice A Week So I Think I Can Handle The Polish!
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Polishing wheels is not too bad. I found it's easiest to put on a nitrile glove and apply/rub the polish by hand and wipe it off with a rag. You can get into the small spots easier and feel what you are polishing.