Black will look cleaner for longer .. Remember I said "look" cleaner the factory brakes make short work of any clean wheel no matter the color. But lighter colors will show more sooner .. Here plastic dip might be a cheap way to find out
Black will look cleaner for longer .. Remember I said "look" cleaner the factory brakes make short work of any clean wheel no matter the color. But lighter colors will show more sooner .. Here plastic dip might be a cheap way to find outYou're welcome! Yeah, that's an issue for me, I don't know if I should go with black or white rims, so I'll try plastidip and see how they look and then make a decision.
I can say after having my new Team D wheels mounted with new tires and my Blue SVT poweder coated wheels mounted I had NO scratches at all And the Team D wheels were mounted on the "OLD" style tire machine infact the guys did not want to do them till I said lets try just one and see after all what I am going to do to these rims a lil smirch won't matter . If they use lots of lube (LOL I know) and go easy it will be fine or at least it worked for me.. My Powder coated blue SVT wheels I took to wally world as they were the only place open at the time and they had a newer machine with plastic rim gaurds or something I didn't get to watch but they came out with NO marks either ..Tires were mounted after the coating? Machine didnt scratch the coating?
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I don't see why not and the joy of PD is it can be redone for little or now added cost vs Poweder coating.Would platidip wheels survive on the newer machines?
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