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Old 03-26-2003, 10:35 PM   #1
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Default Paint for Pony Centers?

Okay I went to the " Appearance and detailing" forum but its a ghost town so hear it goes. What is the correct paint or best match for the plastic centers on Pony rims? Can you get some in a spray can and if so what is the color exactly? Hope you can help me out...Thanks!
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It is a wheel color you have to get the code from the dealer, I wouldn't use spray can because the wheels actually have a clear coat over them to make them shiny and spray can paint dries dull and rough. It will have to be professionally done or yourself if you know how to paint cars. I am an automotive painter, if you are in the Kansas City area I could help.
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