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YOUR RESEARCHWhat color Silver are our wheels?
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Do you know what color is used for the interior trim?
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Don't you love how manufacturers cause confusion by using the same name for two things that are not, in fact, the same?
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I looked on here and renntech. All I come up with is Wurth Silver. Bu I know there are different shades.
Anyone know exactly what silver matches our wheels???
I don't know if that is a shade of silver or the brand "Wurth" which I have read on a forum makes a high quality wheel spray paint in the correct color for Porsche wheels.
Ok, I'll bite. Do you know what color is used for the interior trim? I'm particularly interested in the door pulls and the trunk/lid release levers on the MK1 996.
Thanks.
Frisbee, I've just repainted my centre console and frunk & boot levers which were arctic silver from the factory, my car is arctic silver, all of the interior silver appears to be the same color.
I've had good luck with the Wurth silver wheel paint .... BUT you can't stop there. To complete the work you truly have to coat it with the Wurth clear lacquer. The Wurth silver paint without the lacquer is fairly porous.
If you don't seal it, you'll end up with silver paint that looks fine (but dull) initially but gets dirty in a matter of days and is almost impossible to clean well thereafter.
Yes, you need the clear. And in my case it was not an exact match on my Technos so I did the whole wheel. Turned out OK. But will need them re shot professionally. But you cannot see and of the gouges or scratches anymore because I filled and sanded them like the DIY on RENNTECH said. MUCH better but the finish is only So So.
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