Standard Colour Options

At Lepsons we have a range of standard colours (and standard finishes) which provide a good starting point when choosing the effect that you want to achieve for your refurbished wheels.

In many cases our standard colours will enable you to achieve either an exact match to your original paint finish, or a very close match.

How to decide whether to go for a Lepsons standard colour versus colour coding to your existing wheels

The best effect is achieved when all four wheels are refurbished because you can be sure that every wheel will look exactly the same regardless of whether you choose one of the Lepsons standard colours or decide to go for a change.

If you are having between one and three wheels refurbished for the same vehicle things are a bit more tricky as in the ideal world you would be seeking to achieve an exact match for all four wheels when they are back on the car.

If your existing wheels have a very similar finish to one of the Lepsons standard colours then you can simply choose to have the refurbished wheel painted in that colour.

If you are concerned about getting an exact match to your existing wheels then you can ask us to colour code the wheel(s) during the refurbishment process (or you can provide us with the required colour if you have the colour code yourself).  See the Colour Coing page for more details.

Handy Hint

If you only want a couple of wheels refurbished then one thing to think about when deciding whether colour coding is going to be necessary is the possibility of ensuring that the two refurbished wheels are finished using a Lepsons standard paint and then re-fitting both wheels to the same side of the car.  This will then ensure that the visual effect is consistent on both sides of the vehicle.