Duplicolor Hyper Silver
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Well done!
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Looks good. Thank you for keeping it classy and not plastidipping them. Sooooooo many people around here plastidipping their wheels. It looks good for about a week then goes crappy real quick.
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depending on what look you'r going for I suggest 3 cans. Reason being for corrections, sanding, repeating etc. Also for clear. I cleared wheels, let them sit for a couple days, came back and scuffed and sanded them and sprayed and cleared again. This gives it a very deep 3D factory look and gives an added layer for any nicks or surface scratches.
but by no means would 1 can get it done. It would be too thin on coats
but by no means would 1 can get it done. It would be too thin on coats
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Looks good Ghost. I was contemplating that color, but I wanted something a little darker., something that matched the 18x8.5 Aspec color. I ended up going with Charcoal Gray Metallic, its more of a Gunmetal. From the pics, the Hyper Silver may be the next color I go with later down the line. Thanks for the pics
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Looks good Ghost. I was contemplating that color, but I wanted something a little darker., something that matched the 18x8.5 Aspec color. I ended up going with Charcoal Gray Metallic, its more of a Gunmetal. From the pics, the Hyper Silver may be the next color I go with later down the line. Thanks for the pics
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