colour change of alloys, or not!

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Hi all,
hope all your christmas prep and festivities are going well.
i would like your views on changing the colour of my alloys on my 1998 p38, oxford blue in colour, the alloys are in dog so i want to either strip and refurb the same colour, silver, or change the colour to update. whats your views..
all welcome, cheers and merry christmas.
Dan
 
Hi all,
hope all your christmas prep and festivities are going well.
i would like your views on changing the colour of my alloys on my 1998 p38, oxford blue in colour, the alloys are in dog so i want to either strip and refurb the same colour, silver, or change the colour to update. whats your views..
all welcome, cheers and merry christmas.
Dan

Had my L322 wheels done in LR Gloss piano black recently with black centre caps will post pics shortly when its clean and the water hasnt frozen! Original silver will retain value however colour matching with silver rim will provoke the "overfinch" style....shame it isnt epsom
 
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Had my L322 wheels done in LR Gloss piano black recently with black centre caps will post pics shortly when its clean and the water hasnt frozen! Original silver will retain value however colour matching with silver rim will provoke the "overfinch" style....shame it isnt epsom

Gangsta wheels ? Lol
 
Hi all,
hope all your christmas prep and festivities are going well.
i would like your views on changing the colour of my alloys on my 1998 p38, oxford blue in colour, the alloys are in dog so i want to either strip and refurb the same colour, silver, or change the colour to update. whats your views..
all welcome, cheers and merry christmas.
Dan

get them powder coated. cheaper and better in the long run. you'll be looking around 45 - 65 per wheel to have this done, and most places offer a same day service.

dont have them sprayed or painted, it will come off and be worse than before.
 
This might give you some idea on the way you want to go. Had my original wheels powdercoated Anthracite grey. Bonus is it hides the brake dust a treat too.

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And this is what they look like on the car. Notice I painted the callipers in grey hammerite which nicely match the wheels. Better than the rust colour they were before.

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And one when we actually had some sunshine here in the UK.

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The only other wheels I'd replace these with would be ZU's which you can get now in 18's, in Anthracite again. The Triple sport wheels I have on now are my favourite OE P38 wheel.

Up to you though..
 
Ive got the 18inch range rover sport alloys on my Epson green and it tramlines real bad!! But i prefer the p38 with a nice clean silver alloy, i don't like these 'wannabe gangsters' in a chaved up p38 with 22" wheels
 
This might give you some idea on the way you want to go. Had my original wheels powdercoated Anthracite grey. Bonus is it hides the brake dust a treat too.


And this is what they look like on the car. Notice I painted the callipers in grey hammerite which nicely match the wheels. Better than the rust colour they were before.


And one when we actually had some sunshine here in the UK.


The only other wheels I'd replace these with would be ZU's which you can get now in 18's, in Anthracite again. The Triple sport wheels I have on now are my favourite OE P38 wheel.

Up to you though..
That has to be the best colour for wheels tbh, that and gunmetal grey. Although I don't like that style of wheel, in that colour they actually look good. May have to get mine done soon as the paint is flaking off in places.
 
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