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TerryG wrote:I'd go for pink, that would look really macho. :wink:
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I am going black!!!! I need to change my chrome wheel thingies though, black really brings out the chrome
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Hubcaps?
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that's the word
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I'll use hammerite I guess to paint the wheels, my local paint man has offered to do the grille for about 20£
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Thats good I presume he knows how much work it is to take it out.
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Post by dermot »

So, if we don't take it out what's the best way to paint it. i thought about using enamel paint but this might not be hardwearing
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I didn't say that to the bloke, there isn't any rust though
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I thought that the wheels were painted in OEW too!
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I thought that the wheels were painted in OEW too!
Depends on the year of the car.
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Maybe I am dumb now, what's OEW again hang surely it isn't old english white, is it?!
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OEW = Old English White
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