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      09-23-2010, 12:20 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by pinmagic View Post
As I found out the hard way, brake dust etches itself into powdercoating pretty quickly. Shouldn't be too noticeable on black, but I had mine (on my Lotus) powdercoated yellow. What a pain keeping them clean.
Thx for the feedback. Yeah, I was hoping it wouldn't be matte on the surface as the brake dust will get baked in rather easily. Hoping for something like the E39 M5 gunmetal type wheels (grey-ish but with an invisible clearcoat, although brake dust ended up eating hrough mine over the years too), or anything like Audi offers on their cars (e.g. there is a Titanium package on the new B8 S4, as their was on the B7 RS4).
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