Got Cyber Gray or NRB? Here's a nice wheel upgrade idea
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That's gotta help....can you get the inner barrels done that way? To do the same at home I bet a cheap pressure washer (1500 psi electric) would do a decent job....you don't want 3000 psi on any car surface.....getting too close will leave a mark!
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Watcha think?
I think they look like _hit!
I think they look like _hit!
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This looks awesome to me (noting the caveat that this image has been 'shopped to push the colors though). This sort of neutral gray, slightly middle-of-the-road in darkness, is ideal to me. I'm also a fan of the black wheels but only in certain applications.
I'm over chrome for the most part. Too much pitting and difficult to keep shined up.
I'm over chrome for the most part. Too much pitting and difficult to keep shined up.
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Yup. "Tinted brush" is more & more popular... in terms of optional finish because it pops while still somewhat subtle and it exhibits a high quality finish. Take a look at the right HRE wheel I took a pic of the other day and comparw it to the standard finish on the left. Looks great in person. Will look nice on a C7, IMO.
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Yup. "Tinted brush" is more & more popular... in terms of optional finish because it pops while still somewhat subtle and it exhibits a high quality finish. Take a look at the right HRE wheel I took a pic of the other day and comparw it to the standard finish on the left. Looks great in person. Will look nice on a C7, IMO.
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