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How to improve the look of my alloys

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How to improve the look of my alloys

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29:th-Apr-2018, 12:33:10
Hi guys, after a bit of advice / opinions I was wondering how to improve the look of my alloys without having to get them resprayed I was planning of getting them done black but then I seem some on a white car and really didn't like the look of them, I am considering repainting my calipers blue and possibly spraying the Bolt caps white to match the rimblades but don't no about anything else? Anyone got any suggestions? [Image: d8622471086b6fe737601bdf22265f5d.jpg]

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29:th-Apr-2018, 13:09:39
What about some vinyl strips going from the curve down?
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29:th-Apr-2018, 13:22:59
I was thinking that but with it being the wheels I don't no how long it would last with stones flicking up an all the brake dust u get :/

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