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Since we are the importer, we do not sell wheels directly to the public
We're here on Club Lexus to provide information to consumers and support to our dealers
You can get pricing through any one of our WORK Authorized Dealers by clicking here
We're here on Club Lexus to provide information to consumers and support to our dealers
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Burning Black (BKB) Finish is the mercury/smoky type of finish that comes on the WORK VS-KF
For examples of BKB, you can view some on car shots here on I Put In WORK
Gunmetal comes in either two options:
- Matte Gunmetal (MGM)
Matte Gunmetal is a standard finish which you find on wheels such as the WORK Emotion CR Kai
- Glossy Gunmetal (AGM)
Glossy Gunmetal is a special finish so it doesn't come standard on any wheels
Hope that helps!
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Here is an example of Glossy Gunmetal (AGM) Finish on a WORK VS-XX
Keep in mind that finishes often appear different depending on the wheel they are on, due to the way that it spoke is designed
But this should give you an idea of what the finish looks like
If you want to check stock, you can always contact any one of our WORK Authorized Dealers
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Thanks RavSpec for posting up those pics of Crystal Silver (CS)!
![](http://www.workwheelsusa.com/media/gallery/8/488_full.jpg)
Here's a picture for reference of the Burning Black (BKB) Finish on the WORK Varianza T1S
Both Crystal Silver (CS) and Burning Black (BKB) are nice custom finish choices because of their mercury paint type of properties that change as light hits it
Recently I got a PM from a member on here who wanted to see the difference between Lightning Silver (LS) Finish and Machine Silver Polish (MSP) Finish:
![](http://www.workwheelsusa.com/media/gallery/8/490_full.jpg)
![](http://www.workwheelsusa.com/media/gallery/8/489_full.jpg)
Please excuse my lack of photo skills but these should give you an idea of the difference between the LS + MSP finish.
For reference, Lightning Silver (LS) is a sparkle silver, as you can see in the photos.
Machine Silver Polish (MSP) is a two stage process, which essentially starts as a Lightning Silver (LS) face, which is then machined on the face portion, giving it the prismatic effect you see in the image above.
![](http://www.workwheelsusa.com/media/gallery/8/488_full.jpg)
Here's a picture for reference of the Burning Black (BKB) Finish on the WORK Varianza T1S
Both Crystal Silver (CS) and Burning Black (BKB) are nice custom finish choices because of their mercury paint type of properties that change as light hits it
Recently I got a PM from a member on here who wanted to see the difference between Lightning Silver (LS) Finish and Machine Silver Polish (MSP) Finish:
![](http://www.workwheelsusa.com/media/gallery/8/490_full.jpg)
![](http://www.workwheelsusa.com/media/gallery/8/489_full.jpg)
Please excuse my lack of photo skills but these should give you an idea of the difference between the LS + MSP finish.
For reference, Lightning Silver (LS) is a sparkle silver, as you can see in the photos.
Machine Silver Polish (MSP) is a two stage process, which essentially starts as a Lightning Silver (LS) face, which is then machined on the face portion, giving it the prismatic effect you see in the image above.
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For a price quote you want to contact any WORK Authorized Dealer by clicking here
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