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Hi all, I have diamond cut wheels on my Panamera at the moment, they're starting to show their age, and various curb marks. I asked the company that did my calipers, who also refurbish wheels, he said he wouldn't be able to cut them again in a diamond cut finish. I'm looking to get them refurbished, and sprayed in a different colour now. The car is GT silver, I'm not looking at black, as I always find the wheel design can get lost. This is the design in question, with the car colour |https://thumbsnap.com/h6sE2q96[/url] This in a gun metal shade that I like What do folks recon about Weiss Gold? I've seen it on a blakx panamera, but unsure how it could look with the GT silver. [url] Edited by jamesbilluk on Thursday 26th May 10:58

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I’d be going plain silver or perhaps the shadow chrome from the E39 M5?

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braddo said: I’d be going plain silver or perhaps the shadow chrome from the E39 M5? Shadow chrome is a good shout, I'll take a look at that.

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Gold and silver is a NO NO IMHO. Silver or shadow chrome would be best choice

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Curledge said: Gold and silver is a NO NO IMHO. Silver or shadow chrome would be best choice Thank you, will take a look at Shadow Chrome I think. Looks like it would go with this design of wheel.

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Had mine redone in Satin Platinum - think it's a really good match for GT Silver.

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Marshy said: Had mine redone in Satin Platinum - think it's a really good match for GT Silver. They look lovely! Especially with the GT silver, I think that's my choice made. I do love that alloy wheel design as well.

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Speak to Chris at Exel Wheels. He's a wizard and has a loan-wheel policy that'll keep your car on the road whilst he refurbs your wheels. 07885 259571 https://exelwheels.co.uk/ I had my 911's wheels re-finished in Aurum Gold a couple of years ago and he did a brilliant job.

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fistenburger said: Speak to Chris at Exel Wheels. He's a wizard and has a loan-wheel policy that'll keep your car on the road whilst he refurbs your wheels. 07885 259571 https://exelwheels.co.uk/ I had my 911's wheels re-finished in Aurum Gold a couple of years ago and he did a brilliant job. Thank you for that That would be ideal regarding the loan wheel plan. I shall give him a ring I think.

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jamesbilluk said: They look lovely! Especially with the GT silver, I think that's my choice made. I do love that alloy wheel design as well. I loved the wheel design rather less when they were the original black with diamond cut silver rim, but in this colour, I completely concur. Mine were redone by Porsche, so should be the official colour, but someone, somewhere (PH? Rennlist? Who knows...) recommended this as an aftermarket source: https://www.alloypaints.com/porsche-0b5-platinum-m... I obviously can't comment on whether it is or isn't any good, but it references the German name and the paint code.

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I’d be going plain silver or perhaps the shadow chrome from the E39 M5?

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Marshy said: I loved the wheel design rather less when they were the original black with diamond cut silver rim, but in this colour, I completely concur. Mine were redone by Porsche, so should be the official colour, but someone, somewhere (PH? Rennlist? Who knows...) recommended this as an aftermarket source: https://www.alloypaints.com/porsche-0b5-platinum-m... I obviously can't comment on whether it is or isn't any good, but it references the German name and the paint code. Very true, I always thought it was a shame to have that wheel design in black, much better to be able to see the details. I did look at getting a set for mine, but then promptly stopped when I saw the price Thank you for the link as well, I could speak to Excel wheels with that.

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braddo said: I’d be going plain silver or perhaps the shadow chrome from the E39 M5? The Shadow chrome does look great as well.

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jamesbilluk said: braddo said: I’d be going plain silver or perhaps the shadow chrome from the E39 M5? The Shadow chrome does look great as well. Not sure how I posted that twice in the thread, sorry!

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braddo said: Not sure how I posted that twice in the thread, sorry! Thats ok

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Marshy said: Had mine redone in Satin Platinum - think it's a really good match for GT Silver. +1 for Platinum Satin. Doesn't show dirt/dust so much. I have it with Rhodium, looks great.

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You just need to find a Co. that has the right machinery (lathe?) to re-do the diamond cut face. Can only do that a very few times however. maybe your were too badly kerbed?

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langtounlad said: You just need to find a Co. that has the right machinery (lathe?) to re-do the diamond cut face. Can only do that a very few times however. maybe your were too badly kerbed? The chap I who painted my calipers has the machinery needed for the diamond cutting, I quized him whilst I was there, he doesn't recon they will be able to be cut again sadly.

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DJMC said: +1 for Platinum Satin. Doesn't show dirt/dust so much. I have it with Rhodium, looks great. Does look a great colour, that's ideal about the lack of dirt too. Hope it will look ok on this style of wheel.

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Ask Chris at Excel, he's bound to have done/seen various colours on your style wheels. See what he recommends.

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DJMC said: Ask Chris at Excel, he's bound to have done/seen various colours on your style wheels. See what he recommends. I'll give him a call I think

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My wife had her wheels repainted in Seal Grey. A proper porsche colour so if she sells it its a possible option. I think it looks fantastic . not too dark but keeps brake dust discolouring away.

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magic Monkey Dust said: My wife had her wheels repainted in Seal Grey. A proper porsche colour so if she sells it its a possible option. I think it looks fantastic . not too dark but keeps brake dust discolouring away. That looks lovely! Really goes well with the silver aswell.

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