Pics of the finish on wheels
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Does anyone have any close up pics of the "cast blast" finish wheels from Pro Comp or close up pics of the "Teflon" coated wheels from American Racing... I am looking to purchase some wheels here soon and I would like to see close up pics of them to help me decide... Do they both have a texture type of finish? Thanks, John
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the pans in my kitchen are not teflon coated... they are all stainless... maybe tomorrow I will stop by the store and ckeck some out... and Stumpman if you could post that better pic tomorrow that would be great...thanks guys
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I was a little disappointed when I saw the Teflon wheels in person. They are more like graphite or charcoal, and not black. Plus I keep envisioning then with all the little knife cut marks like the pans :>)
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There was a big thread on another forum about them scratching easily. Turns out they don't scratch any easier than other aluminum wheels. I was under the impression that they are more of a flat black then the dark gray in the pictures. Maybe im wrong tho.
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I am not convinced with Teflon either. You have to use plastic utensils with teflon pans because it is not very durable. I am thinking rock will scrape it right off. Cast blast or powdercoating may be the way to go.