CCW Classics done differently!
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Drifting
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From: st. louis MO
CCW Classics done differently!
got polished ccw wheels and they were in pretty bad condition. took em apart and prepared them for the next step.
first part done
i was just going to do black centers with polished lip, but decided to challenge myself and be different!
well went a diff. route gonna see how it looks sneak peek!
first part done
i was just going to do black centers with polished lip, but decided to challenge myself and be different!
well went a diff. route gonna see how it looks sneak peek!
Drifting
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So far it looks pretty good.
This is not meant to be negative, but I can tell you applied the red pin stripe. Also something different to help you go a little further, get black anodized bolts with red anodized nuts. The I think that would make the wheels pop like crazy...in a good way. May want to take care of the valve stem in black too.
Just a little input is all. Again overall it looks good.
This is not meant to be negative, but I can tell you applied the red pin stripe. Also something different to help you go a little further, get black anodized bolts with red anodized nuts. The I think that would make the wheels pop like crazy...in a good way. May want to take care of the valve stem in black too.
Just a little input is all. Again overall it looks good.
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Drifting
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From: st. louis MO
yup thanks! applied the red pinstripe to check out the look, i didnt want to mess with the bolts or perm. pinstripe as the car color might be changing so will see. this is mainly to gauge the look and be able to photoshop the next look alot better so will see.
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Drifting
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From: st. louis MO
blah just did a quick check over on red bolts and its a def. no! as that would just be way to much. my brake calipers are also red. the red pinstripe is used just to break the wheel up a bit and show a diff. level.
Last edited by dascorcha21; Mar 27, 2011 at 04:36 PM.
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BTW: Anodizing is for non-ferous metals like aluminum. Definitely not the material you wants those nuts to be made of.
You do some great work......good job.