I wanted to update my wheels, but didn't want to spend $$ for something that 'looked' like factory knockoffs.
I wanted a 'two-tone' look that had the RJT color in the wheels. What I finally decided to do what have mine 'updated'. Several members here used 'CurbRash' to do theirs 'blacked-out'. So, I contacted Casey, created a photoshop of what I wanted, and he set out to make it happen -- boy did he and his colleague Brett.
This is what I came up with:
Asked Casey to match the RJT color (with the color code).
So, today was the day. Brett and Casey did the 'prep' work to get the wheels ready:
Once the prep was done, Casey painted the RJT. We did find the RJT was a bit thicker paint (Best to make sure it does not get on the Rotors as it takes a bit more effort to get the paint 'off').
While I was at it, I had the bowties also body color:
Front:
Rear:
Now, here is the finished product:
Bowties:
Front:
Rear:
Wheels!
Casey and Brett admiring the work:
Digging the bowtie too!
side views:
Transformed the car ('play on words ;o)
-Don