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Is there any chance one of these are still available and if so where can I get one?

well i got them removed by a local welding company that do this on a regular basis and with no damage to my alloy, contacted my insurance company and they require locking wheel nuts to be fitted or i would not be covered if i had no locking wheel nuts and the wheels were stolen

Today my car went into my local ford dealer and to cut a long story short they snapped my locking wheel nut key and the nut so basically i fell out with them as they refused to replace what they broke and left the garage with my car so im after a new set of locking wheel nuts with the key obviously....

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you will get better results if you get them powder coated, i know that doesnt answer your question but if you want a long lasting finish do it the best way.

i guess this has come to a stop again then.....

i eventually got round to fitting them again and used seper glue which worked really well on the front, rear and stearing wheel but i still have slight peeling on the wheel centers, also was at a car show today and looked at various other fiestas with DMB wheel centers and they also have the same is...

I ordered a set of these for wheel centers, front and rear and steering, once they arrived i cleaned the badges with white spirits then soapy water and dryed well, heated both the overlay and the badge and applied... all looked great then i started to notice peeling after only a few days, i contacte...

Are we any further with these what so ever......

Iv done it loads but always seems to be the underside that i scrape and have been very lucky so far,,,,, learning to just reverse into every space from now on ha!