View Full Version : Where can i get the white paint to respray my rims
juddy
24th February 2009, 04:22 PM
1996 Defender 130 White? take it there wasa only one white then???
As long as its a closeish match
isuzurover
24th February 2009, 04:54 PM
There will be a small tag on the firewall with a paint code. I believe it is "Ivory White"
You will need to find an automotive paint supplier who can mix some up for you.
Otherwise, the small ($$$) touch-up cans from repco/bunnings.
Grover-98
24th February 2009, 06:23 PM
Export will do the trick :D iv just used Matt Black i think the black gives a much tougher look! :cool:
RR90_Goat
24th February 2009, 10:35 PM
not to sure whether to start a new thread or tag on to this one. i'm keen on painting my Classic Vogue rims black, from the original grey/green colour.
does anyone recommend a paint and/or a process for painting these rims.
I've checked out other automotive threads and noticed that they mention VHT paint a fair bit. Has anyone any experience using this paint on their classic rims.
Cheers
spudboy
25th February 2009, 12:50 AM
I got the local crash repairer to mix up a litre of "Chawton White" enamel. Sanded and sprayed the rims myself. Cost about $30 from memory - but that was 2 years ago. Still got 1/2 a litre of it in the shed (painted 6 rims).
Rims looked excellent for a year or so. Now have a few chips in them, but it doesn't really bother me that much. Powder coating might last longer, but for $30 it was a good enough job for a cheap price.
Chawton White was the white they used for the body on mine (2002 130) so I just got the same for the rims.
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