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I really like my B. Coddington Timeless 6's but it's a MAJOR pain to keep them clean and shiny. I've been tossing up the idea of having them powder coated black or some variation of black tinting or something. Probably keep the hoops polished aluminum and just the centers black. I'd like to hear some opinions and if you've got killer photoshop skills show me what it might look like. I could do it myself but time is not on my side lately.
Here's a current pic:
Here's one that I edited with PS for different paint schemes but it has a good side shot of the wheels.
Here's a current pic:
Here's one that I edited with PS for different paint schemes but it has a good side shot of the wheels.
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Originally Posted by 04BlackSilverado
Why not powdercoat them Clear??
That's what I did, and all you need to clean them is a damp rag and 5 min. Cost $65 a wheel.
That's what I did, and all you need to clean them is a damp rag and 5 min. Cost $65 a wheel.
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I like the powder coat idea. Personally, I think grey (similar to the color of your truck) would look better than black. Definitely keep the polished hoops too. For the paint scheme on your truck, I would keep it as is.
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Originally Posted by 04BlackSilverado
Why not powdercoat them Clear??
That's what I did, and all you need to clean them is a damp rag and 5 min. Cost $65 a wheel.
That's what I did, and all you need to clean them is a damp rag and 5 min. Cost $65 a wheel.