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The standard bolts are made of titanium.

I would defo go with a polished lip as IMO they don't really have the same appeall if they are painted. As for the centres you can go with anything really and it will look good with the polished lip. I painted my centres in white primer then put the centres back in to store overnight and I have just kept them in a mart white as I think it looks awesome.

awesome , i think i wanna polish the lips up myself and have centres powder coated , , may spray the drums up though as they just look so tatty at the minute ,

had a play with a few colours , what you think ?

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just need to decide ,

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coloured lips look tacky, the lip has gotta go polished or painted in a polished silver sort of colour imo!

whats wrong with the ruined wheel? is it just that the studs are stuck in the wheel barrel?

The colour I was originally going to use was Audi gun metal grey with the polished lip, in a nice shiny high gloss finish.

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coloured lips look tacky, the lip has gotta go polished or painted in a polished silver sort of colour imo!

whats wrong with the ruined wheel? is it just that the studs are stuck in the wheel barrel?

I drilled loads of the studs out and looks like Stevie wonder did it , giving it up as a bad job ,

The colour I was originally going to use was Audi gun metal grey with the polished lip, in a nice shiny high gloss finish.

I'm really liking the red with polished lip, but don't want it to look poo. I could always do a red with a dark metallic flec in the lacquer to give it a funky feel, but not sure yet could always do it the other way around with a deep grey/black and add some red flek to the lacquer , but will have a think :)

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