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Alright bitches,

It's refurb time. My rims need a make over and I am therefore in a conundrum as to where to go next.

The car as it sits is below - black on black. I intend on keeping the polished lip, so the only real question is spoke colour.

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I am leaning towards black... but am also considering a gungrey colour.

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I'm chasing opinions, and also, other suggestions - should anyone care to do so biggrin.gif

Post pics of any colours/styles you think would suit!

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I don't think any colour is going to suit it better than black - just looks right.

from your suggestions you're thinking of sticking to something pretty conservative - maybe a champagne colour? Darker silver with a heavy metal flake?

What about hammercoat finish in gunmetal grey?

otherwise - if you're the kind of person who want to stand out from the crowd, and if you're going to the trouble of repainting you may as well right - what about a dark green/jade colour with lots of blue and gold metallic in it.

Really is entirely up to you. I will point out though, having just been through the pricing process on my Enkei RPF1s - shadow chroming will cost around double what any standard paint process will cost.

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