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Hi everyone, I just picked up my triple yellow gt premium with the 19 inch wheels and I was wondering what you all think about powder coating them gloss black? Would they look good or bad?
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I think it would look really good if you blacked out the wheels, emblems, smoked the tailights and did a nice dark window tint.
 

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You could always try dipping them first. Its not too much effort and it would only cost you about $20 or so to find out if you like it before you pay to get them powdercoated.
 

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I would say plastidip them. It'll cost you $20-30. Someone here did it on the stock 18's and it looks great. IMO, unless you are in a car show I don't see a reason to spend so much money on the wheel color that a few cans pf plastidip can do just the same.

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18253

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I like those optional 19's and if it was me I would get them powdercoated.
 

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I would say plastidip them. It'll cost you $20-30. Someone here did it on the stock 18's and it looks great. IMO, unless you are in a car show I don't see a reason to spend so much money on the wheel color that a few cans pf plastidip can do just the same.

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18253

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Thanks for posting the pic!! Like he said I just dipped the wheels on my GT took my time and it came out amazing!! One tac coat 4-5 heavy coats and 2 coats of plasti dip glossifier.
 

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And if you do do this route, a tip is to use index cards inbetween the rim and tire, just wedge them in so you don't have to scrape the plasti dip off the tire. I did that in my Turbo Veloster.
 
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Thank you everyone for all the advice. I've decided get them powder coated gloss black, I'll post some pic's once they are done.
 

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Hi everyone, I just picked up my triple yellow gt premium with the 19 inch wheels and I was wondering what you all think about powder coating them gloss black? Would they look good or bad?
IMO those are the best looking factory wheels. 1" drop and hubcentric spacers to push them out just a tad and you'd be rolling quite nicely.
 

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