Oem Wheel paint
#17
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looking for more info here! i was told by a mobile curb repair person that infiniti wheels are very difficult to color match due to the fact that they typically have a black undercoating, needless to say the person who fixed one of my rashes didnt get a perfect match but i guess good enough. i rashed again earlier but small, i so far sanded it smooth and now im in the process of researching a good paint to color match/blend with the oem color. im looknig for for info if anyone has insight. otherwise if i find out myself, ill fill people in with info
#18
I feel your paint...I hate wheel rash. I think your best bet for long standing repair would be to send them to a company that repairs wheels....or file them down yourself and then have them powdercoated. With powdercoat you could even customize the color which could end up looking quite nice.
I saw a silver genesis coupe the other day with red wheels and it looked very tasteful and sporty. Play with color options on your PC and see what might look mean.
I saw a silver genesis coupe the other day with red wheels and it looked very tasteful and sporty. Play with color options on your PC and see what might look mean.
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#20
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Also, pics!
#21
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#23
I bought a set of 09 OEM wheels from someone here on this site. They had some minor damage that I was informed of before I took them. I had them bead blasted repaired and powder coated and clear coated in the factory color which was done perfectly. The job cost about $720. which isn't cheap but was a perfectly done job. The work was done at the Wheel Collision Center in Bath PA.. If I ever need a wheel repaired again I'll be back there in a heart beat.
#24
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hey guys its not gunmetal, gun metal is significantly lighter than this but this was a mix between charcoal grey and almost black with a semi gloss finish...
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#28
So does this mean that if I did curb my OEM wheels, it would not be possible for a shop to fix them up and give them a proper color match? Would I be able to do so at a dealership (probably not, since they usually contract out their work)?
#29
it will be tough, but the silver one would be much easier to match. The guys who did my rims said that i should put the 2 curbed ones on the same side so match. DUMB @$$es. Or paint all 4. i will wash my car tomorrow, & show you the diff between the oem, & painted one.