Painted my stock wheels black
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From: Auburn, IN
Well (2) of my aftermarket covers have flown off driving down the road.
I bought some replacement ones off Ebay from a different seller and those had more clips, and so far they are staying tight to the wheels.
Ugh, I think I just need to put in 8 hours of elbow grease and scrap the adhesive off my wheels, and paint them black per the original plan.
I bought some replacement ones off Ebay from a different seller and those had more clips, and so far they are staying tight to the wheels.
Ugh, I think I just need to put in 8 hours of elbow grease and scrap the adhesive off my wheels, and paint them black per the original plan.
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Tulsa, OK
Well (2) of my aftermarket covers have flown off driving down the road.
I bought some replacement ones off Ebay from a different seller and those had more clips, and so far they are staying tight to the wheels.
Ugh, I think I just need to put in 8 hours of elbow grease and scrap the adhesive off my wheels, and paint them black per the original plan.
I bought some replacement ones off Ebay from a different seller and those had more clips, and so far they are staying tight to the wheels.
Ugh, I think I just need to put in 8 hours of elbow grease and scrap the adhesive off my wheels, and paint them black per the original plan.
My chrome skin lasted 1 DAY - looked great until I washed it, and then the "chrome" started turning grey. Oh, and the clips scratched up my perfect black "spare" wheel so I had to paint and clearcoat it. Have a second wheel scrapped, painted, clearcoated, and just waiting to finish the other two.
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