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[OmegaAnglesey]

Hi all, I'm looking to give my newly bought Elite 17" alloys a quick refurbishment, The weels look very similar to star silver to me ?,  I've seen some Wurth Silver alloy paint http://www.performancemotorcare.com/acatalog/Wurth_German_Alloy_Silver_Wheel_Lacquer___400ml__1149.html Is that the sort of paint i'd need    and other stuff and tips would be appreciated 

[OmegaAnglesey]

Seen this Auto Glum 450ml Alloy wheel paint ?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Auto-Glym-450ml-Paint-Silver/dp/B001I6VJZ0/ref=pd_cp_auto_0

[RobG]

Wurth is the best. At the end of the day you get what you pay for. Some have used VX Star Silver with a quality clear lacquer

[albitz]

A filer primer is useful for helping disguiese little dings,then wurth silver as RobG said,then a few coats of good quality lacquer.
Worked well for me,twice.

[RobG]

A filer primer is useful for helping disguiese little dings,then wurth silver as RobG said,then a few coats of good quality lacquer.
Worked well for me,twice.

Or a filler primer does the job

[albitz]

I can type (sort of) and I can spell,but I cant do both at the same time.

[OmegaAnglesey]

Wurth it is then

[cem_devecioglu]

some recommendations,
 
sand the scratches and flat them (220-400) , sand the paint with some 800 or 1200 and use filler primer first.. let it dry completely (time depends on primer not less than a day) and use 1200 on primer after drying..

[jonny2112]

I can type (sort of) and I can spell,but I cant do both at the same time.

You are not alone   

[OmegaAnglesey]

I can type (sort of) and I can spell,but I cant do both at the same time.

You are not alone 

+1 

[bored bigyin54]

I can type (sort of) and I can spell,but I cant do both at the same time.

You are not alone 

+1 

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