Ryoma111

Due to unforeseen circumstances, my rims on the passenger side were scratched up. Since I really didn't like the original color to begin with, this was a great opportunity to repaint them. I choose "graphite" color powder coat. It's a darker shade than the OEMs for $125ea wheel (paint and repair) + 15ea for mounting and balance. Hyper silver looked interesting, seen here. But cost about $250ea because they are a three layer process (chrome, smoke, clear coat)! These were done at Cascade Wheel in Lynnwood. They do great work and I heard about them from friends.






Here's a pic of Junior.


Pic after painting the center caps.




Family all together.


Thanks for looking!

cspec

Slam it. lol...

Seize

Looks good

jecko714

iTrader: (1)

tastefully done

isam250

iTrader: (7)

i wanted to do that also, just a gunmetal. a lil lighter than what u did nice tho

jackblack7

I've thought about it too. I think with a tungsten pearl car, the wheels look better when they're just a little darker. I actually like how they look when there's just a little bit of brake dust on them.

khoongy

you only needed to paint the rear rims. the brake dust in the front will do the rest!

A.C Milan

nice, looks like the IS-F's colour

PNice972

iTrader: (6)

looks hot, but like stated, DROP IT!

ZD-Lexus

They've done a very clean job with the paint!
I hope you don't mind if I say this: The first impression that I get when I see this color is brake dust on the wheels. Still this is a matter of prespective and taste. Thanks for sharing your pics!

Buds

I was thinking the same thing!

nabisco

I like it. Looking good.

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

That looks great!

t.is350.h

iTrader: (3)

That looks really good.....

Ryoma111

thanks for the feedback guys! i wanted to lower the car but considering there are a lot of hills in seattle, i dont think it would be the best idea but maybe someday...