I am getting the Bronze Nismo rims put on my car from the dealership so I could get them cheaply insured. They ordered silver by accident and I am riding those until the bronze come in. I could not help but notice how nice it looks with the rims matching the doorhandle. Is there a way to match my doorhandles with bronze powdercoating or buy some aftermarket ones?

 

paint might chip due to he hi wear area....with enough clear it should hold up or you could get them anodized....

 

Any idea how much that process would run? And would the results look good?

 

hey bro send me a picture of your car and i will photo shop it for you so u can tell if u want to pursue it or not
Thanks
Remington

 

Sweet lemme get some in the day time tommorow.

 

I think that would look HOTTTTTT!!! Great idea, I had mine done painted the body color and they have held up fine not a scratch on them...

Goodluck and post pics when you get this done!!

 

mine are painted black and no problems....paint them to match, its the easiest way.

 

Ya tone those look sweet. I am hoping after seeing the photoshop that the bronze will look better than silver.

 

if u got bronze wheels the bronze handles should look good, the black handles go real well with my black wheels...theres a little better pic.

 

Tried it, it looks terrible like I was trying too hard to make everything match. So i painted them black and it looks way better IMO.

 

Vash after checking your pic I think the bronze would not look as good on my magnetic black as it does your orange. I think I may just keep the silver and not bother with all the trim changes. Thanks for photo and advice!

 

i think PPW is the only color maybe pullin this 1 off

 

if done correctly, it should look nice . I had mine done in gunmetal.

Bat™

 

how much does painting the handles cost?

 

Painting them yourself shouldn't be too hard. A few people mentioned anodizing and powder coating, but the door handles are actually a unique plastic compound that can only be painted (even though they look...and even feel like aluminum).

I would suggest using something like Krylon Fusion for plastics.