Kooldino said:Nah...
a-i don't like white rims
b-I'm not gonna spend $400 coating my rims
c-yellow + white = ghey
d-my rim will still be damaged.
Sir Nuke said:
A- they wouldn't be white they would be yellow
B- okay ya got me on that one...lol
C- they wouldn't be gray...they blast them to clean metal before they powdercoat them...its not like they mix the current color to with the new color
D- no it won't....that part gets all smoothed out BEFORE they are coated.
just giving you otions Kool...that all.
Kooldino said:
A-whoops, sorry I misread that the first time.
B-yep
C-nono, not gray...GHEY. It's the nice way to write "gay" on the internet.
D-They'll smooth it out, but will they fill in the rub?
I'm thinking of trying to sand it down. Worth a shot.
Kooldino said:Hey. yeah, i got that it'd all be yellow...but that would probably be too much. I'm a big fan of silver rims.
After I cleaned them up, they don't look too bad. After I sand it, it may look damn good. I'll let you guys know.
Sir Nuke said:
Please do....I know what you mean about the silver rims...
I am somewhat at a loss myself...I have a thing about POLISHED rims....and there just isn't much out there....and I don't want CHROME ones either....not for the price of them anyway...not to mention...I haven't seen an aftermarket wheel that was offereed in chrome that was to my liking. :{D
Kooldino said:
Not to mention that chrome weighs a TON and slows you down.![]()
Allen said:I scratched my wheel by trying to avoid scratching my car paint. I thought of doing the touch-free drive through one day. Felt a little lazy to wash it myself and didn't feel like going to get it handwashed. Just stopped by one of the new Chevron gas station that offered the touch-free car wash at the same time gas up. Didn't think much about it. Drove through as normal, smiled as my car was getting full treatment for only $4.00.
For some odd reason, I didn't feel right after driving out of the car wash. Stopped in the parking lot and got out of the car. That was when I saw the ... can't bare to recall the nightmare. 1/4 of the rim was scratched up along the edge. The plate that triggers the car wash to operate wasn't wide enough to avoid touching my rims. So... it the wheel was stuck on the pressure plate way too snug... end result, scratched rim on the corner edges. It has been hand wash since then. Tried to avoid one thing, but ended up destroying something else entirely. :mad:
Oh well you really have to get close to notice them... another year and I'll get rid of them heavy things for something a bit lighter and hopefully better looking too.![]()