I agree with you,Rocket.
They sure look like painted OEM wheels...very nice!
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I agree with you,Rocket.
They sure look like painted OEM wheels...very nice!
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from the vortex thread....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...8/DSC05099.jpgQuote:
The winter wheels are OEM VW Ditto10.
They are powder coated ... can anyone shed light on the pros and cons of powder coating versus painting?
Power Coating = stronger and therefore will likely last longer. That doesn't mean paint won't last though.
Painting = better finish and will look better.
I have had wheels painted and then clear coated before... And I would do it again.
Has anyone painted or powder coated their R36 omanyt wheels?
Would love to achieve this look on a Black R36;
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Have they kept the perimeter of the wheel silver while greying out the middle? Highlights things very nicely indeed. I think that's why the blacked out wheels of the car in the snow (some 10-15 postings prior) looks so good ... the white snow is actually serving to contrast against the black in the picture.
I see in the other pics that they've also blacked out much of the chrome trim (roof rails, sills, etc) ... how is this achieved? Some sort of plasti-dip do you think?