Random 7/21 photo's
07-22-2012, 10:47 AM
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Joe, this is by far the nicest looking setup you have had so far. I would add a set of black depo's and leave it just the way it is. Looks so simple and clean, I give it a big thumbs up!
I'm def going the same route with my stockers after seeing your pics.
I'm def going the same route with my stockers after seeing your pics.
07-22-2012, 10:51 AM
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Thanks! I like it, also plan to tint the front windows, don't know how I've put that off for so long. Depo's may come soon, I do agree this look needs such.
80 grit and a DA cleaned the curbage out of the bad wheel, I followed up with 180, touched up some small flaws on the others with that, then I went over each rim with 320.
The paint is labled charcoal, but it's gunmetal, dk. gray, graphite, whatever you want to call it. No metallic, a nice even satin finish. I was going to spray them in the booth with the gun and works but am giving this is a shot first. The paint is made by SEM and is a product actually in their "bumper coater" line which of course has awesome adhesion and lays really nice and even. Should be rather durable too given it's purpose.
80 grit and a DA cleaned the curbage out of the bad wheel, I followed up with 180, touched up some small flaws on the others with that, then I went over each rim with 320.
The paint is labled charcoal, but it's gunmetal, dk. gray, graphite, whatever you want to call it. No metallic, a nice even satin finish. I was going to spray them in the booth with the gun and works but am giving this is a shot first. The paint is made by SEM and is a product actually in their "bumper coater" line which of course has awesome adhesion and lays really nice and even. Should be rather durable too given it's purpose.
