Anodized Red WS6 Wheels?
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Anodized Red WS6 Wheels?
I was wondering if anyone out there has ever seen ws6 wheels powder coated anodized red, like the 30th anniversary wheels and if you haven't tell me if you think it would be a good idea or if you can do a photoshop so I can picture it. thanks
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Anodizing doesn't have to be expensive people.
http://krylon.com/products/xmetals/
From what i've heard, it works! As long as you do it correctly, and thoroughly. I think the main part people forget is the adhesion promoter and the reflective surface spray for non-shiny objects.
Or Duplicolor metal cast
http://www.duplicolor.com/products/metalcast.html
Krylon's costs about $30 for 11oz, while Duplicolor's costs only about $7. But i think Krylons look struely annodized while duplicolor's isn't as high quality of a finish.
EDIT: Checked Wal Mart, they carry the Krlyon for only $5 a can! Amazon is on crack, same size and color and everything!
http://krylon.com/products/xmetals/
From what i've heard, it works! As long as you do it correctly, and thoroughly. I think the main part people forget is the adhesion promoter and the reflective surface spray for non-shiny objects.
Or Duplicolor metal cast
http://www.duplicolor.com/products/metalcast.html
Krylon's costs about $30 for 11oz, while Duplicolor's costs only about $7. But i think Krylons look struely annodized while duplicolor's isn't as high quality of a finish.
EDIT: Checked Wal Mart, they carry the Krlyon for only $5 a can! Amazon is on crack, same size and color and everything!
Last edited by evilZO6; 11-09-2009 at 03:07 AM.
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I did some experimentation a couple of years ago on my friends car and on mine with adonized red.. its a really tricky color in the way that it all depends on how the light reflects on the wheel.... he liked it but like they say TO EACH THEIR OWN..