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    Pauly Paul
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    <p style=”padding-left: 40px;”>Hi there has anyone bought new inlays for the forged alloys , I’m currently goingAlong with the fiddly nitrous blue ones , Which get dirty and at one point came off . I had a right ding dong putting them on , followed advice from dmb graphics and use brake fluid to clean , but still spent hours getting them in . I eventually used clear lacquer to stick, 👍👍 They say they have a new acrylic set , any one used these ,and are they any good , please let me know 😉😉👍👍</p>

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    #157441

    coastliner
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    You mean brake cleaner not fluid as brake fluid would damage your paint finish. This is the one inlay that I have resisted purchasing for the reasons you have come across. But good luck with fitting them.



    Coastliner

    #157442

    srea064
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    I bought the new acrylic ones and had similar issues.

    Cleaned the area prior to trying to fit them, took ages to get them to stick and lost 2 of them washing the car a week after fitting them.

    Now removed the other 2 and binned them.

    PITA is how I would sum the whole process up.



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    #157446

    GM
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    If you need things to stick, use panel wipe to clean surface 👌🏻👍

    #157479

    Tyrefitter
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    As GM says panel wipe is best,brake cleaner will get rid of grease & oil but pw will remove everything & they then should stick & stay in place.DONT get brake fluid on paint work as it will remove it.



    Andy.

     

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    #157486

    chris-rs380
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    New acrylic style been on since April and still going strong. Far better than the original fiddly ones.

    #157488

    mexicoian
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    These are the old ones fiddly but still on , used panel wipe , 

    #157498

    9designs
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    I thought they sent me the wrong ones!!!   Perhaps not.     I’ve had the gel type that are a bit bendy and fiddly to fit (Wheel off lay flat and use tweezers)  for 3 years, and re-stuck them again after a wheel refurb, eventually I had to buy some more. What I got was a clear base with a coloured top surface, more ridged but sit slightly proud of the recess and look a bit crap compared to the old.  I used Isoprol alcohol to clean originally and later Gyeon panel wipe, so they stuck okay so far.

    I also bought new inlay for the spoiler, one day in the sun and it came partly unstuck and slipped, again the previous had lasted years, I changed to the darker blue for a refresh.

    So not impressed…..



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    #157523

    Pauly Paul
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    I know I’ve had various bits from dmb graphics over the years and been super impressed, with 99% of there products, especially the b&c pillar Carbon fibre over lays . And other RS inlays . But not with the forge wheel stickers , surely some one could do a overlay stencil to cover surrounding alloy areas of wheel and leave RS logo exposed so we could spray the RS indents ourselves, just a thought .🥱🥱🥱👍👍please pass on my jabber sure someone has already thought of this solution.

    #157642

    Pauly Paul
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    Chris Rs 380 looks like the new acrylic ones fill more of the wheel recess than the original ones , pity they don’t do a slightly darker blue , would look wicked. Super shiny alloys, you had them  dipped gloss black 👌👌👍

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