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Nice! That's the look I wanted if I got silver.
 
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Price and who you used for the powder coating please.

You have done just about everything to your car that I have been thinking about but needed to see first.

Where in Houston are you located? I wouldn't mind seeing the car in person.
 

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Wheel Techologies. Card attached. Brian gave me a good deal! Tell him that you saw it on the forums.

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Wheels look real nice! Good work!
 
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And look how much better mystic green looks aginst all that black. I can't decide on green or white.
 
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Very nice. Enjoy.
 
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If folks don't want to pay for powder coating, you can always PlastiDip them. Advantage is you can peel it off if you don't like it.
 
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I'd like to convert my wheels to black chrome, but don't trust myself with dupli-color's kit. Dupli-Color :: Shadow
I think black chrome on a PBM would look pretty nice. Car looks great TexSS :thumbsUp:
 
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I have never powder coated anything before. What type of risk is there with rock chips, flaking, peeling, etc. As far as other options, I have seen people do the hydro dip, I would think that and vinyl coverings would wear off or chip and peel badly.
 

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I have never powder coated anything before. What type of risk is there with rock chips, flaking, peeling, etc. As far as other options, I have seen people do the hydro dip, I would think that and vinyl coverings would wear off or chip and peel badly.
Powder coating is much stronger than paint and is much less likely to flake or chip. If I remember correctly, it is electrostatically (sp?) bonded to the wheel and then baked to cure it.
 
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Here's the guy to talk to: Mike the Powder Coater
 
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