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Old 10-17-2010, 03:06 PM
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Fixing to start blacking everything out.
Gonna do a flat black or satin black no gloss.
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Which direction you gonna go on the wheels? I haven't seen any like these blacked out. I did see a set of V2 wheels done with a krinkle black that I LOVE....Mine are satin gunmetal stockers.
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Powder coat them flat black.
I haven't seen theses wheels powder coated yet ethier , so I'm a little nervous
Old 10-17-2010, 09:31 PM
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Yours looks dam good I might copy u
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I kinda like that hood you got there. Any more pics? Is it functional and where did you get it?
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I wish i didnt black out my wheels sometimes, after a day they are brown from brake dust.

Black cars FTL i hate keeping it clean.
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YA its functional .
Got it from Specter Werkes
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This is the color I'm thinking of going
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Originally Posted by itsslow98
I wish i didnt black out my wheels sometimes, after a day they are brown from brake dust.

Black cars FTL i hate keeping it clean.
Main reason i didn't get a black car, kinda nice not having to give it a bath at least once a week. Especially with our dust storms.
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I like these wheels that someone posted in another thread, he said it's called splatter black.
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Originally Posted by GhettoTy
I like these wheels that someone posted in another thread, he said it's called splatter black.
+1,000,000,000!!!!!!!!!!
Those on a satin/matt black V...DONE!
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Mine are a textured satin black, they look pretty good. They do turn brown tho as said above. Just get a good neutral wheel cleaner and a brush, hit the wheels and calipers while ur there, done deal.

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i'd be interested to see this, i don't think the flat or satin looks good unless it's pre-72 or you're just straight up gansta, but too each his own. good luck and you'll def be one of a kind
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Do the satin black!!!! I've been thinking of doing the same thing myself! I'm waiting on a new replacement from CCW right now and I'm thinking I won't even put it on right away. I'll find a local PC shop over the winter and have it done then...
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Yeah mine has the usual road chips and a little bruise on the front and rear bumper covers. I've been saying if I ever have an accident that justifies painting over 25% of the car she's going satin black.



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