So HAWT it Hurts! *Ralliart* wheels
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VERY NICE......VERY NICE......Evry time I see someone modding the stock Wheels, they just dont look hot.......but this is just great. I might have to do this when I want to use them for track days or something......GOOD JOB bro......please make a how to if you can, or tell me what product u used from Pep Boys for the Red Pin Strip.....HOT man HOT...
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From: Redmond - Lake Tapps ,WA
StockEvo_guy,
I did see yours first. But I was going to just leave them all black, then the pinstripe idea hit me and I was sold. I didn't feel like masking and painting the red lip.
Others,
I used black brake caliper paint. IT WAS HORRIBLE! I would never use it again. I would use regular Krylon Gloss Black. Then once the black is on and looking good, coat it with Duplicolor brand Clear Coat for Wheels. The clear coat has a little silver metallic in it. It is also chemical resistant.
The pinstripe can be had at any auto parts store. It's just plain red. I used 1/4 in thick. I might try a little thicker if I have problems with it coming off.
I'm over center caps, they melt on the track!
I did see yours first. But I was going to just leave them all black, then the pinstripe idea hit me and I was sold. I didn't feel like masking and painting the red lip.
Others,
I used black brake caliper paint. IT WAS HORRIBLE! I would never use it again. I would use regular Krylon Gloss Black. Then once the black is on and looking good, coat it with Duplicolor brand Clear Coat for Wheels. The clear coat has a little silver metallic in it. It is also chemical resistant.
The pinstripe can be had at any auto parts store. It's just plain red. I used 1/4 in thick. I might try a little thicker if I have problems with it coming off.
I'm over center caps, they melt on the track!
