97ramsst

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Does anybody have any pics of Powder Coated WS6 wheels...either style but speedlines would really be good (I have seen a few of the older style before.)

I am leaning toward PCing a set white for Cecilia's car but cant descide which style to do (we have an extra set of both) or if I want to do the lip or leave it polished. I am thinking do the whole wheel will make it look bigger...plus I dont know about white with a polished lip. So show us what you got so we can make up our minds!

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98 WS6

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I don't have pics, but I just wanted to say that if you're going to do white, do the whole wheel white. White with a polished lip sounds .. incomplete? I dunno, just think it would look weird.

Good luck though!

black_sheep454

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i like the speedlines better myself, and also think they would look better all white

justin455

All white speedlines looks great in my head...that's my vote.

Zerokube

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i thought about stripping mine and powercoating them white and putting a black strip on them. saw similar rims made by this company but no bigger then 7"

naperws6

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saw these the other day on other forum. car is actually from Georgia

Torque Fiend

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just paint them all white.


It'll look great.

vader99

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Here are some white ones.....

98 WS6

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I just realized... that's gonna be a bitch to keep clean.

98PurpleT/A

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Wont be so bad if they are powdercoated. They just wipe clean

98 WS6

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Oh... In that case.. Full speed ahead!

dabest09

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That first picture looks badass. I'm not crazy about the other ones though

black_sheep454

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Those white ones posted look great, I think speedlines are the way to go. And I'm sure they won't be hard for him to keep clean, every thing he has alway looks clean

justin455

X2 on everything

phantomzer0

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Wheel posts go in the wheel forum, thanks.

zacht

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im in the process of stripping my wheels. the clearcoat was crap, and they are pitted pretty bad. so i stripped the clear, sand with 400, 1000, then 2000, then mothers powerball, and then a polishing wheel with jeweler's rouge...so my question here is clear powdercoat? is that possible? something to look into i guess. it'd be way stronger than wheel paint! those white wheels dont look too bad!