post your sedans with 18'' wheels.
Nah, it would look pretty sick I think. However, I would get the rims on the car first before you do anything. You never know if you will like them the way they are.
Personally, I would put them on the car and keep them on for a while and then once they get some road chips and crap on them, get them re-done. I would hate to see such a sick paint job get messed up right away.
Personally, I would put them on the car and keep them on for a while and then once they get some road chips and crap on them, get them re-done. I would hate to see such a sick paint job get messed up right away.
^All black rims tend to blend into the tire more so it "looks" like they are bigger 
The rims you got aren't the right offset for a sedan? You mentioned getting spacers. Or you just trying to get them hella flush?

The rims you got aren't the right offset for a sedan? You mentioned getting spacers. Or you just trying to get them hella flush?
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-g35-coupe-v35/229033-new-shoes-stopping-power.html a GREAT example of how amazing flat black faces with gloss black lips look on a g. It's a coupe... but damn that looks absolutely amazing.
I would get the rivits in flat black. Maybe gloss though... could be a nice contrast and tie it in with the gloss lips
However, I do believe in the pics of the coupe, the BBK plays a HUGE roll in making those rims look 10000% sicker
However, I do believe in the pics of the coupe, the BBK plays a HUGE roll in making those rims look 10000% sicker
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if you look at my rims there like a space between the mesh design and the lip. so basically just the mesh design matte and everything polished in gloss






