What's the difference between a flat black and a regular black? I'm using this on an 07 Mercedes C280
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they are pretty similar but i believe the matte (regular black) has a slightly glossier finish... almost too slight to tell...
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Flat black has a dull finish. But this flat black dries more like gray, so if you're car is a dark black I would avoid this product.
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Like wall paint flat black doesn't have any shine or gloss to it...it basically looks like black primer paint. No pearl or metallic shine. Go for the regular it will give the area a clean finish almost like factory
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M205 on Toyota black with only swirls will absolutely provide more than enough cut to get where you want to go. The 105 will do a quicker job, but it's simply not required for swirls on Toyota black. I have one Toyota black car and one Lexus black car and both swirl, so 205 is my go-to.
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Well, mine is pretty well balanced. There's not much difference between those two, but I like better the flat black finish on the goth.
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Hi Michael, This wheel is actually looks like the Factory silver color which is standard for most wheel. I wouldn't exactly call it a charcoal. I can upload a picture for you if you would like to see the one you would receive. Thanks, Mickey
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I believe you want the 71633NBC (black), this one has a thread size of 14mmx1.5 while the civic uses 12mmx1.5. If you want the chrome version it is 71633N
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No. It's not what it looks like. I have a c240 2001 and the appearance of the package is deceiving. Don't buy it. It's has a childish assembly and it's not good quality. Does not fit Mercedes c240 2001 -2004. The description and package lies.
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I really don't know the difference but the one I purchased was very easy to install and looks great. Hope this helps. Good luck you will love the appearance.
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It refers to the interior housing color, it's one or the other. I believe the 04-05 civic si has chrome oem if you wanted to look at pics of those, but I bought black because I think they look better.
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They sell a black one and they sell a chrome one. Make sure you are purchasing the correct one you want.
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As far as I know, it's only a cosmetic difference. I have the silver version, and have no personal experience with the black "special edition," so take my comments with a grain of salt. You may want to do some more online research just to be sure.
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I have a grey Corolla and originally had it unpainted. The difference between the two mirrors was very noticeable so I ended up painting it anyway. If your car is black, you won't be able to tell as much.
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It is a gloss black. Not a high gloss, but not a flat as the original black out that comes on the TT's
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My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint will be too much, but that is usually the minimum. Hope this helps dude!!! My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint... » Read More My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint will be too much, but that is usually the minimum. Hope this helps dude!!! « Show Less
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I have a 2012 E350 coupe. It covers my car completely with no problem. In fact it drags the ground on each side. I do not know how the CLS compares in size to the E350 coupe. Perhaps you can check the Mercedes site and compare the size of the two models. It is a very well made cover for the money.
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I used it instead of the Mercedes for my 1998 E300 TD. Your manual should tell you how much to use. Not sure why you need to change though. Typically, transmission oil last for the life of the car.
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I have a 2012 E350 Coup. There is plenty of room from end to end for my car. It is actually too wide from side to side and drags the floor, but since I only use it inside the garage, that is fine. I do not know if the E550 Coup is a lot longer than the E350 Coup. There is some room left over from end to end on mine though. Maybe you could check the length difference on the Mercedes website on the current models to give you an idea , or see if your Mercedes dealer could give you the dimension difference. If it is only a few inches longer I think you would be fine. I don't think there would be any problem with the width at all. I am really pleased with the cover. It is of very good quality for the money. I have a 2012 E350 Coup. There is plenty of room from end to end for my car. It is actually too wide from side to side and drags the floor, but since I only use it inside the garage, that is fine. I do not know if the E550 Coup is a lot longer than the E350 Coup. There is some room left over from end to end on mine though. Maybe you could check the length difference on the Mercedes website on the current models to give you an idea , or see if your Mercedes dealer could give you the dimension difference. If it is only a few inches longer I think you would be fine. I don't think there would... » Read More I have a 2012 E350 Coup. There is plenty of room from end to end for my car. It is actually too wide from side to side and drags the floor, but since I only use it inside the garage, that is fine. I do not know if the E550 Coup is a lot longer than the E350 Coup. There is some room left over from end to end on mine though. Maybe you could check the length difference on the Mercedes website on the current models to give you an idea , or see if your Mercedes dealer could give you the dimension difference. If it is only a few inches longer I think you would be fine. I don't think there would be any problem with the width at all. I am really pleased with the cover. It is of very good quality for the money. « Show Less
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I have a 2011 Nissan Maxima that is crimson black. I use it to help protect the front from bugs here in Florida. It works well.