Black SS 10 spokes?
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I recently bought a 2000 SS vert(pewter/black top). I've seen countless pics of black ZR1's on Camaro's, but wondered if anyone has had the stock 10 spokes painted or powdercoated black? I think it'd look pretty sweet. If anyone has a pic of what a set of black 10 spokes look like, I'd be greatly appreciative if you'd post them up.
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I think his name is 98camaroz28 or something like that....... but I first saw them from him and pm'd him and got the details. he was really helpful and a great guy, so I copied him! lol.
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Do you guys have any closer pictures of the wheels? I'm trying to get a idea of what color the main surface of the wheel is, I haven't seen many in person. What was the painting cost?
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Yeah they were sportlines, I sold them about a month ago actually.
But the painting cost were like $5.99 a can at autozone. And it took one can for all four. and one can of clear. OO Btw, the paint is made by dupli-color and its a paint made for rims.
But the painting cost were like $5.99 a can at autozone. And it took one can for all four. and one can of clear. OO Btw, the paint is made by dupli-color and its a paint made for rims.
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any chips in the paint yet?? or fading from washing the rims??? im still debating on black ZR1s or getting some alumium 10 spoke rims and painting them black with the unpolished lip.
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Originally Posted by 71camaro
I think his name is 98camaroz28 or something like that....... but I first saw them from him and pm'd him and got the details. he was really helpful and a great guy, so I copied him! lol.
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Originally Posted by 99M6Z28
So, I have a pewter Z28 also and have been thinking about this same paint scheme for my 10 spokes. Is the part not painted polished or is the factory paint and clear still on the rim in those areas?
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Originally Posted by 71camaro
I think his name is 98camaroz28 or something like that....... but I first saw them from him and pm'd him and got the details. he was really helpful and a great guy, so I copied him! lol.
![](http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b60/jcgugino89/CALERIMPROJECT112.jpg)
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