Repainting CE28N's Diamond Blue or Bronze
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Repainting CE28N's Diamond Blue or Bronze
Hey Guys,
I just picked up a set of CE28N 18x9.5 +28 wheels. They are sitting at the powder coater waiting to be repainted. I've narrowed it down to Diamond Blue (think Volk Mag Blue) or Bronze. They are going on a Wicked White MR. I don't daily drive it but when I do drive it to work (office job) I don't want it to be to flashy. What do you guys think?
Volk Mag Blue:
Bronze:
I just picked up a set of CE28N 18x9.5 +28 wheels. They are sitting at the powder coater waiting to be repainted. I've narrowed it down to Diamond Blue (think Volk Mag Blue) or Bronze. They are going on a Wicked White MR. I don't daily drive it but when I do drive it to work (office job) I don't want it to be to flashy. What do you guys think?
Volk Mag Blue:
Bronze:
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I ordered a few blue swatches from Prismatic Powders. I like Diamond Blue looks the closest to Mag Blue. I'm waiting on the bronze swatches.
You can get up to 5 swatches mailed to you for free.
You can get up to 5 swatches mailed to you for free.
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If it's a factory Rays job, I'd vote bronze simply because it's anodized making the finish more resilient (the lip and the spoke are 2 different shades and texture). Painting the wheels bronze usually result in making them look like Rotas.
If you were to paint them I'd go mag blue hands down.
If you were to paint them I'd go mag blue hands down.