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vvc warrior
Posted 17/11/2009 8:16 AM (#535371)
Subject: Two tone alloy wheels


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How it looked on the car

Rubbed the alloy face back with wet & dry

I taped up the wheels that wont need painting

Covered the tyre

Three good coats of paint, one coat every couple minutes & two coats of lacqure

Finished wheel

The colour is Vauxhall Smoke Grey ( met )

Hope you like the colour of the wheel, it looks darker on the eye as the camera makes it look lighter than it is

i forgot to take a picture of the alloy primed

Tom Sanderson
Posted 17/11/2009 11:00 AM (#535383 - in reply to #535371)
Subject: RE: Two tone alloy wheels


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Location: a pub in yorkshire		Nice job, i've done a set like this but black/silver for my race car and they look ace when there on
vvc warrior
Posted 17/11/2009 12:01 PM (#535400 - in reply to #535383)
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Cheers Tom, ive seen your wheels and they do look nice indeed. I was going to go Black but decided against it with you having yours that way, so i went for a nice metalic grey & looks really well on the wheels

Pandy
Posted 17/11/2009 12:40 PM (#535420 - in reply to #535371)
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Location: Birmingham		I did a photoshop of Ade's Si with wheels like Toms years ago (think its on his avatar) i looks mint

But i do think the centres could do with being a little darker...still look good
vvc warrior
Posted 17/11/2009 1:13 PM (#535423 - in reply to #535420)
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They are quite dark but the camera is making them look very light in colour for some reason

here's couple with the flash on

Miller
Posted 5/6/2010 1:42 PM (#557218 - in reply to #535371)
Subject: RE: Two tone alloy wheels


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Location: Chesterfield ish kinda sort of		What type of paint would you use, the same you'd buy of the self, say from halfords, that you use to spray cars?
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Posted 5/6/2010 1:59 PM (#557222 - in reply to #557218)
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Miller - 5/6/2010 9:42 PM

What type of paint would you use, the same you'd buy of the self, say from halfords, that you use to spray cars?


i wouldn't use off the shelf products to spray my cars

i usually go to my autofactors or somewhere which can mix 2PK paint and use that stuff. Either 2PK or Cellulose paint. I would never touch them crap water based shit tho.
RALF
Posted 11/4/2011 3:19 AM (#603450 - in reply to #535371)
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If water based paint is shit why do bodyshops use it ??

Wheels look You must have patience to mask them like that.
jasonr
Posted 11/4/2011 3:44 AM (#603457 - in reply to #603450)
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RALF - 11/4/2011 9:19 AM

If water based paint is shit why do bodyshops use it ??

Wheels look You must have patience to mask them like that.


because they have to - legislation - environmental fun police.
Jack of Hearts
Posted 11/4/2011 3:57 AM (#603459 - in reply to #535371)
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Location: Washington		Water based paints have come on leaps and bounds recently, there alot better than they used to be.
RALF
Posted 11/4/2011 5:10 AM (#603472 - in reply to #603457)
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jasonr - 11/4/2011 3:44 AM

RALF - 11/4/2011 9:19 AM

If water based paint is shit why do bodyshops use it ??

Wheels look You must have patience to mask them like that.


because they have to - legislation - environmental fun police.


Yeah , sorry i know. I worded it wrong Im a sprayer myself, i prefer waterbased to solvent myself.
Jack of Hearts
Posted 11/4/2011 5:16 AM (#603473 - in reply to #535371)
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mightmetro
Posted 9/9/2011 11:01 AM (#627330 - in reply to #535371)
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Location: wigan 		looks really good this might have a go at two tone on my alloys
GTaddz
Posted 9/9/2011 2:22 PM (#627359 - in reply to #627330)
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Location: Up in the lakes		ive just started two toning my mpi wheels. just sanded the first one down tonight. they were shocking and had run marks everywhere (from previous owner) and since im reshelling my tahiti se im tarting everything up.. thinking black with gunmetal grey lip.
AndyDento27
Posted 26/4/2013 11:41 PM (#695253 - in reply to #535371)
Subject: RE: Two tone alloy wheels


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Location: Blackburn, Lancashire		That is a good idea gunmetal and black and VVC warrior I congratulate you on them wheels they look mint!!!
AndyDento27
Posted 26/4/2013 11:42 PM (#695254 - in reply to #535371)
Subject: RE: Two tone alloy wheels


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Location: Blackburn, Lancashire		Do you have any pictures of them on the car as yet?
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