Trophy Wheel refurb companys
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i think he means the alloys 
just need to give them the paint code, then it should be quite straight forwards
just need to give them the paint code, then it should be quite straight forwards
I started reading this thread and wondered if it was me !!!
i think ink you have a better chance of a colour match if you get them wet painted rather than powder coat as the painter can mix to the colour code.
That said provided You get all four done and it's close you are never going to tell, the only way would be if you parked next to another Trophy with the original wheel paint.
i think ink you have a better chance of a colour match if you get them wet painted rather than powder coat as the painter can mix to the colour code.
That said provided You get all four done and it's close you are never going to tell, the only way would be if you parked next to another Trophy with the original wheel paint.
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Sorry should have made myself more clear i did mean the alloys lol. Does anyone have the Ral number? Iv got a place that usualy does my wheels but i thaught save the hassle if someone is familiar with doing the Trophy alloys it would save the hassle
If you're not massively OCD or competing in show & shine and near the Midlands I'd consider City Powder Coaters in Birmingham. Cheap and cheerful at £20 per corner you could afford to have them done every 12 months for 4 years for the same price as a proper painted job.
I've had plenty of wheels done there, although not the original Trophy Turinis it must be said.
I've had plenty of wheels done there, although not the original Trophy Turinis it must be said.