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I know you can't tell much by looking at liquid paint in a cup and it will probably look somewhat different dried up on the rims, but how does it look to you?
Is it close enough?
I'm VERY curious as to how this ended up. I too love the neodyme look and also have the classic wheels. Would save me a lot of money getting new wheels to mimic that.
That looks pretty close to the real Neodyme Satin from what I can tell. Hard to judge from liquid paint, but once it’s sprayed and cleared it should pop nicely under sunlight. I’d say go for it — that color on Carrera Classics will look killer.
Center caps are fairly cheap, you can buy a black or gray and change them out if you want to suit your mood. They are cheap on ebay or even Ali, whereas a Porsche dealer will rip you off.
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