04-02-2011, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by WingsofWar
you would think it does but bronze and red tones are too similar and tend to blend in a negative way. Bronze wheels make make many certain tones of red look dirty and unclean. They don't provide a good contrast and in the light its even worse.
Many tuners who go bronze on their red car, don't stay bronze for very long. Eventually they go silver or polished which gives the best athletics to bring out the color of the car.
White and Black are more neutral in tone but give good contrast to red.
Bronze is a good contrast to white, black and silver. But horrible on Purple, Red, yellow, orange. While Blue and green are a bit more neutral.
Its not a matter of preference or taste in colors its just how the human eye registers colors.
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Some bronze/gold yes... but not all the time
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