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Changed my mind re anthracite finish on wheels, having this instead!
john_o:
I like it :happy2:
its pretty close to OE finish just a bit more bling.
Biggest issues are a) is it hard wearing as the 25ths were baaad and b) given its powder coat can you touch in any 'scrapes' ?
was thinking today a dark car does need shiney wheels (bit like the inverse of black wheels on CW :smiley:)
stealthwolf:
When are you collecting the rims?
VC:
--- Quote from: john_o on October 08, 2009, 10:16:41 pm ---was thinking today a dark car does need shiney wheels (bit like the inverse of black wheels on CW :smiley:)
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timeless combination :drinking:
cossy:
--- Quote from: stealthwolf on October 08, 2009, 10:21:56 pm ---When are you collecting the rims?
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Tonight after work!!!!!
cossy:
--- Quote from: john_o on October 08, 2009, 10:16:41 pm ---I like it :happy2:
its pretty close to OE finish just a bit more bling.
Biggest issues are a) is it hard wearing as the 25ths were baaad and b) given its powder coat can you touch in any 'scrapes' ?
was thinking today a dark car does need shiney wheels (bit like the inverse of black wheels on CW :smiley:)
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Touch ups & scrapes would mean the wheel back to Aerocoat to be redone, but given there is no colour match for the original Pescara wheel & they also would sort any kerb scrapes at the same time, £60 is not too bad as the colour match would be spot on every time & a whole lot cheaper than an OEM replacement @ £380 per wheel with discount!.
I will always have the option of going to the anthracite colour for £200 the set, I will get through Winter and decide. :happy2:
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