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Hey guys, i'm trying to upload a pic of my wheel so you photoshop pros can show me what it looks like black. the site won't let my upload any attachments???? any suggestions?
Hey guys, i'm trying to upload a pic of my wheel so you photoshop pros can show me what it looks like black. the site won't let my upload any attachments???? any suggestions?
put it in your gallery..after there go into gallery..open pic..right click..copy.then past it to your reply....if that doesnt work..ill PM you my adress and post it for you...i cant help you with photobucket..i use web shop...
Ok thanks Ron! The pics are uploaded into my gallery. If someone out there could do some photochop magic and show me what my wheels would look like black I would really appreciate it. If you could do the wheel in a flat black and leave the center cap chrome that would be perfect!
OK, so don't laugh, it was 0730, just woke up and have to rush as I have to get wife off to airport. This is a quick 5 minute stab. Wasn't sure if you wanted center cap black as well.
My wheels are the "5 slot" OEM 16" wheels powdercoated black (60% gloss) and I left the center caps chrome. It offsets the black very nicely. I'll try to wash my truck and get a pic - right now she's FILTHY...
i was thinking about looking for a good shop to powder coat them. Any ideas how much that would cost. If it's too much it would make sense just to buy a new set of black wheels.
anyone else want to take a stab at the second picture??
if you don't mind me asking....was it very expensive? lets see some pics!!
You MUST get the wheels sandblasted to removed the factory finish, or the coating will flake off easily. That was ~$35/wheel. Solid coating with no masking was ~$40/wheel. It was right about $300 to get it done right. One black wheel (aftermarket) will cost you $150 or more. Get a 5th one done and have a spare handy in case something goes bump in the night
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