YOUR RESEARCHPelican Wheel Lug Covers
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Hey guys My 911 the bolts look tired, and I almost choked on my sandwich when I looked at the price of new ones, so I am exploring alternatives. Has anybody seen these guys at Pelican? http://www.pelicanparts.com/cgi-bin/...361-203-01-M36 Look for "Lug Bolt Caps" No photos available from them, so I was hoping somebody else had one. I have stock 17s and was considering the chrome caps. Cheers Mark
What color are your lugs now? If they are black,a rattle can of black spray paint can do wonders. Because of the recessed lug holes, you really only see the heads, so even if your paint application is less than perfect, they look good. Even silver ones look great when freshened with matching paint.
I agree with Matt. I bought a can of 'automotive silver' from Autozone and sprayed my lugs. They dried quickly, look brand new and the paint seems to be lasting pretty well. Good luck!
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