A paint code that's close to Ferric Grey wheel color? - Page 2

LeMansX5 · #11 10-25-2011, 12:42 AM

Check this post
http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...tml#post783853

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FernMD · #12 10-25-2011, 12:01 PM

They look Great! Did you have them done in CT? Im also from CT and need to have my wheels refurbished from some curb rash and wanted to have them painted as well.

brian5 · #13 10-25-2011, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by FernMD

They look Great! Did you have them done in CT? Im also from CT and need to have my wheels refurbished from some curb rash and wanted to have them painted as well.

You can probably do them cheaper but I used Alloy Wheel Repair as, at that time, that was the repair service that was used by the local BMW, Lexus and other dealerships. Steve Smith, who is in another area now, is the guy who actually did them. You can request a quote from that page.

dyintorace · #14 01-04-2023, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by brian5

No, I was never able to find out the paint code. I worked with alloy wheel repair guy to get something close -- and I'm very happy with it. Mine is definitely a metallic ferric grey -- it actually looks very sharp at dusk.

In another post, KYSRSOSE said the dealer used A80 51-91-0-427-992 on his wheels for Ferric Grey.

EDIT: The paint code for Ferric Grey is A80

I am thinking of having my winter wheels done right now.

I've posted pictures before but here's one of my 214 wheel before and after:

@brian5 - I know this is a very old post, but I have an e70 X5 with the same wheel and would like to have them refinished in a color just like yours. I saw the paint code for Ferric Grey in your post but think I like your color better. Was it a color that could be replicated? Thanks!