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    Painting wheel centres

    I recently bought the BBS wheels off of Golfman here for my GTI, which is candy white.

    I wanted to get the centres painted a different colour, but alas there are too many options!

    A friend at a crash shop has offered to do it for nix, but now i just have to make up my mind.

    Do i paint them a darker, more "charcoal" colour, which may look a bit more purposeful, or get into the current fashion of a bright blue/green/red/whatever centre with the polished lip?


    Any advice, opinions, or pictures would be really helpful.
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    white over dark FTW



    couldn't find a decent pic of polo so golf will do
    Last edited by flyingfridge; 21-06-2010 at 05:45 PM.
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    Exactly. That looks kinda cool.

    But so does this...

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    It all depends on how much dish your wheels have, without some decent dish it won't look as good as the examples above.
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    You can dissemble the centers, sand back and spray.

    Personally I could not get VW centers for mine, so I popped out the Audi rings, filled and sanded smooth.

    Go Black or colour code to your car


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    I'm going with blue.

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    Oh yeah, BBS

    That blue works well, I'd stay a bold or light colour. Black seems like a waste on those lovely rims (won't see the awesomeness)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuwey View Post
    I'm going with blue.

    Blue looks good, not overplayed here.
    I would see if you can get the bolts coloured as well for awesome matching.

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