New Nuts
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From: Cirencester
Keith,
Sometimes simple is best.
Get some OEM nuts.
Spray them to the colour you want.
Once torqued on the car and the paint gets chips or gets damaged....use a touch up brush. - simplistic and crude but effective.
Thats what I would do in.
Sometimes simple is best.
Get some OEM nuts.
Spray them to the colour you want.
Once torqued on the car and the paint gets chips or gets damaged....use a touch up brush. - simplistic and crude but effective.
Thats what I would do in.
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From: Chelmsford, Essex
Mike! I did consider doing that with my old wheels when powder coated. No good now though as the seat is different with the new wheels. (Don't worry Ian lol)
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From: Cirencester
sorry Ian!Oh right I see, how about something like this Keith? http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/perfor...tyle-wheel-nut
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