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Whats The Best Way To Colour Code My Wheels


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Powder coating will give the most durable finish. But I painted the wheels on my Scooby and they were fine, just normal black paint. Put on 3 coats of paint and then 2 coats of laquer. You have to rub them down quite a bit though, start with about 400 grit wet paper then use some scotch bright to smoothen the finish, then spray away.

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Prices vary with powder coating, anything from 25 quid per wheel to 80 per wheel depending on who you know and where you go.

The finish is better looking with paint, much smoother and more glossy, but not as durable as powder coating. It is cheaper to paint them too but it is a pain to do yourself.

I'll post some pics of my Scooby wheels that I painted.

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Sorry it took me so long, I'm never on the computer usually just on my phone. Anyway, here's some pics if you're still interested :blush:

Here they are after a right good rub down, they weren't in very good condition to start with.

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Here they are after painting, still wet and shiny B)

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And here they are on the car.

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I went with gloss black because I had painted the roof and bonnet black so it matched, but you can go matt and any colour too.

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