YOUR RESEARCHWheels back from powder coaters - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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Hi chaps Got the car back after it being away for 3 days at the powder coaters, god i missed it not being at home. Anyway it was definitely worth the the wait and the £290 as they look like they would have 17 years ago. Along with my recently repainted discs and callipers it looks fab. next job get the red seat belt webbing wound into my existing seatbelt reals as always here is a pic
This is a terrible DIY Project Guide. There is a general discussion forum, in case you didn't realize. .
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Your completely correct, thank you for your guidance, I cannot believe iv been so silly.
The crest isn't pointing to the valve and in all honesty you'd be better sticking this in a progress thread......
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Love it lol!
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Just thought i would educate you on the proper alignment of the crest, the devil is in the details.
I point mine to the valve and they rotate away the next time... I haven't installed my custom ones from Fred yet, I bet those won't rotate! Wheels look good!
I thought making sure light switch screws were always vertical was OCD enough. Need to step up my game.
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My ocd stretches to great lengths. For instance in my old car i used to turn all the fan switches to vertical no matter what before i left the car.
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