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The first picture is anthracite gray with black centers. 5 coats, no clear. I liked this color when the sun hit them they really popped. In the shade or cloudy days they looked black.

I removed the wheels on both jobs, taped the tires, cleaned wheels really good with degreaser and alcohol. 1st coat covers 25%, 2nd coat covers 50%, 3rd coat covers 75%, coats 4 & 5 go on heavy. Opinions welcome.

 

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The second picture is, well, white with black centers. Always wondered what white wheels would look like.

 

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The first one for sure. Hope I'm not alone but I don't like the white wheels at all.

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The first one for sure. Hope I'm not alone but I don't like the white wheels at all.

 

No worries, your not alone. Everyone likes darker wheels. I was just thinking outside the box with color match. The good news with plastidip is it can be changed this weekend.

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If I had to pick, I would go with the darker color wheel. Dark wheels with a lighter color center cap maybe? The lighter center cap would compliment the white lettering on the sidewalls.

Never thought of the lighter center cap. I saw this wheel and tried to copy it. Its not the same w/out the bead. Anza_GreyHoopBLK_A1-500-Cloned4153572299

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I think the gray with black centers looks good. What about all gray? It would be interesting to see the mono-colored wheel with the chrome lug nuts.

 

Nice job.

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I was told if I had nothing nice to say to say nothing at all...

LOL....I had to try white.....

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The darker color looks great!

I can't allow myself to like the white wheels! lol

I couldn't either...until I tried them. In my town you just blend in with dark/black wheels. I'm looking for something different. I'll bet the first time someone tried black wheels there was some who thought why? Now its become the normal.

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This was the premium wheel of choice back in the 70's & 80's. You know how things always make a return.....

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