if you want subtle then silver is a pretty good choice, or even black would still look nice if you dont want anything LOUD
subtle but tidy!
subtle but tidy!
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Nice 1 those pics were a huge help, thank you. Silver will look nice, can always spray a brighter louder colour on at a much later date.
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Just need to get some laquer...
QUOTE(lewis991 @ 5 Nov 2009, 08:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Nice 1 those pics were a huge help, thank you. Silver will look nice, can always spray a brighter louder colour on at a much later date.
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Just need to get some laquer...
I have just done mine in silver lewis, They dont stand out that much but just make the car look more "detailed" and tidy.
Christian.
I have just done mine in silver lewis, They dont stand out that much but just make the car look more "detailed" and tidy.
Christian.
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Get yourself some Halford high temp paint and a wire brush and do it yourself...
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Its really easy and im sure there's a guide somewhere in the forums too which helped me
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My red high temp paint has lasted well over a year
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Yeah I am going for silver to blend in as standard calipers are anything to shout about appearence wise. But I am liking the red looks very smart but I would imagine hard to keep clean. My mate who is a mechanic does all the work on my
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and he will spray em for me when I get my tyres and oil changed.
These guys are probably nearest to you and a Forum Sponsor
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http://www.profile-automotive.co.uk/section283941.html
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http://www.profile-automotive.co.uk/section283941.html
Got mine done at Profile (Wolf)
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Well worth it.
Well worth it.
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