FS Black Powdercoated Stock Rims w/ Tires
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FS Black Powdercoated Stock Rims w/ Tires SOLD
These are the stock rims powdercoated black (gloss) with stock Bridgestone tires (about 50 percent tread)
600+shipping
pics will be posted tonight
will consider trades for cobb ap with mazdamaniac support, and various exhaust systems
edit: SOLD SOLD SOLD
600+shipping
pics will be posted tonight
will consider trades for cobb ap with mazdamaniac support, and various exhaust systems
edit: SOLD SOLD SOLD
Last edited by VS8; 07-30-2008 at 01:25 AM.
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for less than 10$ you can get a gloss black enamel paint for plastics, sand the center caps LIGHTLY, clean, dry, spray 2-3 thin coats, then 3-5 coats of clearcoat, and its a dead match for black powdercoat.
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FWIW I do powdercoating from time to time, and I have my entire rx-7 engine's worth of parts powdercoated. I have done paint before and powdercoat holds up much better in the long term...it doesnt fade, turn colors, bubble or chip off as easily as paint.
I have a local friend who works at a powdercoat plant, they do all sorts of work for the military on metal parts. The reason for this is that PC lasts longer and holds up better in extreme conditions.
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My post i was talking about the center caps.
Powdercoat the metal wheels.
but he had the stock center caps which are grey plastic. you cant powdercoat plastic. I was showing how for 10$ you can have them match the wheels.
STOP PMMING ME. LEARN TO READ.
Powdercoat the metal wheels.
but he had the stock center caps which are grey plastic. you cant powdercoat plastic. I was showing how for 10$ you can have them match the wheels.
STOP PMMING ME. LEARN TO READ.
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My bad, I did fail to see that you were specifying the center caps, and not advocating painting the whole wheels instead of powdercoating.
Yes, plastic can't be powdercoated, but would be easy enough to scuff and paint which is a far better option than leaving them shiny.
Yes, plastic can't be powdercoated, but would be easy enough to scuff and paint which is a far better option than leaving them shiny.