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Powder coat oem silver?? Help!?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey Guys, I have some turbo twists that i want to get powder coated as close to oem silver as possible. Anyone have a powder coat color they recommend?

POST 2Original post

Ask them to match 61M, it�s the Porsche Silver wheel paint code

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 19203053

Not sure if that helps, i need to know the actual powder coat name. Its not like paint where you can just mix a color up. It has to be an actual powder coat name

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Quotes source post: 19203069

to my knowledge, powdercoat won�t be an exact match to Porsche wheels as they�re painted a powder MAY come close, but won�t be exact and color hue will be off if you do ALL wheels, then you have better chance of not noticing anything, other than center caps looking a little different were currently have a set of hollow spikes refinished for a client and had to custom match the paint to the center caps as best as possible ill post some before/afters once we have them back

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Quotes source post: 19204319

ok so what was the color of the powder coat called?

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