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Fuch paint- Gloss or flat

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I am planning on redoing my Fuchs. I am going with polished paddles and lips with black centers. I am trying to decide if I should go with gloss paint or flat paint. I am leaning toward gloss now. Anyone feel like posting some pics of yer fuch with gloss centers. Here is a pic of the car
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Wurth satin is the usual way -- it'd look great on your car.

Not quite gloss, and not quite flat.

Here's a photo of my car by Zach Mayne:

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Yep! Al does great work, doesn't he? I'm very happy with the wheels and they clean up nicely because they're clear powder-coated, brake dust wipes right off!!
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Jack, I can't really see the centers in that pic. Do you have any other pics

Art, It looks like a glossy paint in your pics

I was planning to use a 2 part paint like Dupont Chromaone. They don't make a satin finish in that paint so I would have to mix some flat in with it to make it satin. Dupont also makes a Hot rod flat but that might be too flat.

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Jack,

That's a great photo of your car. It really makes it look organic.
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I can't fine Wurths 'Satin' paint. All I find is flat(matte) and gloss. They have a satin paint for trim, but that certainly would no be a go for wheels.

Does anyone have a link to a site that sells Wurths satin wheel paint?
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Here is a few shot's of wheels with "Satin Black".

As Jack mentioned - Its between gloss and flat. The prefered color on Fuchs.

Thank you,
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