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I have an extra set of OEM Turbo I wheels that I will be using for winter driving. My car is black and I am leaning towards painting them gloss black, just not sure how much of a fan I am of the "murdered out" look? Hoping to see some custom paint jobs on your OEM wheels so I can get some ideas. The other option would be to keep them in the stock finish, which I don't mind either.
Murdered for winter? They will turn white with salt and debris on the road. So not the best idea.
Personally not a fan of the look regardless of season. Wheels are athletically beautiful for a car. Why hide them in black so you can't see them is beyond me.
Murdered for winter? They will turn white with salt and debris on the road. So not the best idea.
Personally not a fan of the look regardless of season. Wheels are athletically beautiful for a car. Why hide them in black so you can't see them is beyond me.
I agree. I do not like black wheels on any car. I do like body color Fuch wheels on older air-cooled cars though.
Murdered for winter? They will turn white with salt and debris on the road. So not the best idea. Personally not a fan of the look regardless of season. Wheels are athletically beautiful for a car. Why hide them in black so you can't see them is beyond me.
Agree. Black would get dirty quick, which is why I am leaning away from this option more and more.
it's actually a new Dupli color product I am very impressed with, Custom Wrap removable coating. I really like it because its a lot smoother then plasti and has a better finish IMO. A friend gave me some samples of it and I decided to try it out on my wheels, proper prepping is key. If I get tired of it i will just peel it off.
it's actually a new Dupli color product I am very impressed with, Custom Wrap removable coating. I really like it because its a lot smoother then plasti and has a better finish IMO. A friend gave me some samples of it and I decided to try it out on my wheels, proper prepping is key. If I get tired of it i will just peel it off.
that finish looks great. much more modern looking than the OEM finish