Sawblade Color

NA86.5

NA-T Complete Yo
Jan 20, 2006
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So I want to paint my sawblades again and I wanted the advice of my felow supra owners. Right now my sawblades are flat black and I wanted to paint them again any input is welcome.
 

Big Wang Bandit

You Can't Quit Me Baby
Feb 21, 2006
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Mine are semi gloss black. The centercaps are blac and toyota was painted red with a small paint brush =] I should of clear coated them as they are starting to discolor a lil bit. Pics in a lil bit
 

phoenix6

Rockin' the blades
Aug 13, 2006
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His sawblades are awesome, I wanted to do something similiar considering once I get my paint job, my interior redone and everything, my goal is full on black with red trimming.
 

MKivSupra_Rob

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Jan 22, 2006
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Get a nice gunmetal colored rim paint, duplicolor makes one, its durable and lasts too, look sexy. ill get a pic of mine some day and post it up if i ever find this thread again
 

crrider80

Too soon Jr.
Jun 3, 2006
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PINK like the subie guys. Actually i've always thought about painting just the face of the wheel black and painting the sawblade holes silver ot the other wa around.
-Steve
 

Clip

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Oct 16, 2005
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get 'em powdercoated. i was quoted $300 for a full job, id rather do it like that than paint.
 

dbsupra90

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Apr 1, 2005
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NA86.5 said:
Ill be looking into the gunmetal spray paint from duplicolor.

that stuff is awesome!

i did my rims w/ that stuff and im happy with it.

tn_rim2.JPG


i did a write up on how i did it as well. if interested, i'll look for it.
 

suprageezer

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Here's some close up my wheels. I painted them about 5 months ago I used Rustoleum Hammered Black paint. I did the Toyota logo using a syringe and needle with white paint. I put the needle down into the recess and slowly gently applied pressure to the syringe using the sides of the recess to guide me, and the paint flowed out with total control. They are really dirty right now but they look great when clean and so far the chips have been to a minimum. After about two weeks the paint is incredibly hard. For those who wonder what 245/50-16's look like mounted on a stock rim as you can see its a perfect fit. Thios size tire keeps me from trashing my rims if the Mrs. gets too close to a curb.
Rick
 
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