'07 Centre Wheel Caps
#1
'07 Centre Wheel Caps
I'm looking for a bit of guidance on where you guys and gals purchase new wheel centre caps for the OEM '07 alloys...
Having a peek around, I can't seem to find a definitive answer.
Ebay seems to price a single centre cap @ £8, all the way up to £36. I'm a tad unsure why there is such a difference in price?
I wouldn't mind doing a mini-project to refurbish them if it's not too difficult?
Any additional information on that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Having a peek around, I can't seem to find a definitive answer.
Ebay seems to price a single centre cap @ £8, all the way up to £36. I'm a tad unsure why there is such a difference in price?
I wouldn't mind doing a mini-project to refurbish them if it's not too difficult?
Any additional information on that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
#2
I'm looking for a bit of guidance on where you guys and gals purchase new wheel centre caps for the OEM '07 alloys...
Having a peek around, I can't seem to find a definitive answer.
Ebay seems to price a single centre cap @ £8, all the way up to £36. I'm a tad unsure why there is such a difference in price?
I wouldn't mind doing a mini-project to refurbish them if it's not too difficult?
Any additional information on that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Having a peek around, I can't seem to find a definitive answer.
Ebay seems to price a single centre cap @ £8, all the way up to £36. I'm a tad unsure why there is such a difference in price?
I wouldn't mind doing a mini-project to refurbish them if it's not too difficult?
Any additional information on that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
#4
The centre caps on mine were in a right state (2008).
Took them out, removed the metallic layer, cleaned up the plastic cap that remained, ordered stickers from StickerDude, carefully stuck them on, hey presto, just like new
Took them out, removed the metallic layer, cleaned up the plastic cap that remained, ordered stickers from StickerDude, carefully stuck them on, hey presto, just like new
#5
Do you mind sharing the steps you went through please?
Thanks in advance.
#6
Registered User
The thread that has been bumped recently is the way to go! I bought vinyl stickers from the e of the bay. Make sure you get the right size logo as there are a lot of smaller ones out there which would probably look a bit odd.
#7
Do you have a link by chance? I could do with some new badges. Thanks
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#8
Originally Posted by MonkeyShoulder' timestamp='1463949765' post='23973602
The centre caps on mine were in a right state (2008).
Took them out, removed the metallic layer, cleaned up the plastic cap that remained, ordered stickers from StickerDude, carefully stuck them on, hey presto, just like new
Took them out, removed the metallic layer, cleaned up the plastic cap that remained, ordered stickers from StickerDude, carefully stuck them on, hey presto, just like new
OK if your fingers are too tired -
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/104...#entry23958207
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-x-Red-Ho...-/261433818419
Took me all of 30 seconds, I'm back off to bed for a rest now!
#9
Is there a link to 'blank' centre caps that we can use as blank canvases?
currently have pre-facelift caps on my MY05 which I'm perfectly happy with - but I think I might enjoy fashioning some (pretend) facelifts.
Anyone done that?
currently have pre-facelift caps on my MY05 which I'm perfectly happy with - but I think I might enjoy fashioning some (pretend) facelifts.
Anyone done that?
#10
Registered User
Rather than buying a new blank centre cap, you can peel off the aluminium face on your current one (if it's stock) and then either use speed tape to produce a new aluminium finish or paint if other.
I've done this, used a rattle can to create a black cap, then applied a couple layers of lacquer before sticking a vinyl logo on purchased from eBay. Then finished with a few more layers of lacquer. Very happy with the finish. The only issue I can see is because I've peeled off the aluminium face, the cap isn't as big as it used to be so removing with a screwdriver without taking the wheel off is slightly more tricky(there is no longer a lip between the cap and the wheel)
I've done this, used a rattle can to create a black cap, then applied a couple layers of lacquer before sticking a vinyl logo on purchased from eBay. Then finished with a few more layers of lacquer. Very happy with the finish. The only issue I can see is because I've peeled off the aluminium face, the cap isn't as big as it used to be so removing with a screwdriver without taking the wheel off is slightly more tricky(there is no longer a lip between the cap and the wheel)