Just finished these last weekend. When i got them they were from a wrecked GTP and needed ALOT of work, but after alot of sanding, primer, 3 coats of paint, and 3 coats of clear. I used a charcoal metallic paint and clear coat both from automotive paint supply store.

Lowered on Sportlines, bfg kdw2 235/40/18 in front, stock tires in rear( waiting on my other 2 bfgs to get here.)

Let me know what you think! heres the pics....

 

looks more like imperial blue..but looks good though

 

looks real good on that blue! Good work man.....car looks great!

 

thanks guys! i wanted to have the stock alum. finish, but they were to far gone when i got them so i had to paint them.

 

sexyyy

 

Nice! I might have gone a little bit lighter, but they look pretty good! These do look awesome in stock form, but if they are beaten up, gunmetal is the way to go on blue IMO.

 

I'm just gonna throw the word win around this thread, it seems to fit

 

With the exception of the pinstripe, I fully agree! Gunmetal TC wheels are win also!

 

It looks sick

 

I like those rims, nice balt.

 

Very nice, I will say your car would look even better and flow smoother minus the pinstripe, but if you like it, rock it

 

how wide are the g6 gtp wheels??? 7" 7.5" or 8"???

 

Hot.

BUT: Needs polished 18-OEM center caps.

 

G6 GTP wheels look so good on balts

 

I love gunmetal so much more than black on blue cars. Well done.

 

Looks good

 

Agreed !

 

thanks guys! i have a set of OEM polished centercaps to go with it, but couldnt decide so i sprayed another set just in case i like it better.

I wasnt set on the pinstrip at first, but it grew on me... maybe one day ill take it off.

 

I love your whole car. The rims, the pinstripe, everything. Nice wheel choice for sure.

 

I Like!!!

 

i like it

 

looks good man!

 

nice very nice

 

Thats such a clean car. Nice work man I know that took time

 

Thanks everyone!

after i got the first 2 rims which were pretty beat, i had to sand them down because someone before me decided to put bondo over the whole rim. well after they had it and the bondo started to bubble and pit, it looked like ****. so i found all this out after i started to sand.

First 2 Rims took about 6 hours each to get them sanded down smooth and filled the proper way. my next 2 rims i bought off ebay for 128.00 each. they were new but painted. so all i had to do is give that a skim.

All together sand, primer, paint and clear, took about 2 weeks. but thats just working on it 3 hours after work.