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As for the gold, I though black was hard to keep clean, anything that shiny paint or otherwise must be awful to keep clean.
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Oh Man,
With that much disposable income, I would rather buy a Carrera GT. Then I could total it like Lewis Hamilton's ol' man, and be airlifted back to the track for more fun.
Ike
One of my sisters boyfriends wanted to chrome paint a corsica.... Fortunately she's not with that guy anymore. As for the gold, I though black was hard to keep clean, anything that shiny paint or otherwise must be awful to keep clean.
And pink boxsters? I've got a friend who has pink wheels on a blue boxster, looks pretty good actually! I think the wheels are all pink now but this was the only pic I could find.
I think the pink and blue on your friend's car looks good because it's got a racing look. But when you start just randomly painting wheels pink it just doesn't work.
Someone did a gold boxster a while ago, and it looked just as bad.
I wouldn't want a gold car, blue is hard enough to keep clean.
The pink on that racing Boxster looks okay. The owner is actually a member here:
http://986forum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10897&highlight=touch+paint
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1592287921/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
"How I sank a small fortune into a used car and other misfortunes" is the subtitle.
Sheesh. I could have written that book easily.
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