Tried a DIY today wheels and calipers
 

First time trying these DIYs. I was putting the passenger rear wheel back on and inadvertently let the wheel hit the caliper and rubbed off some of the fresh paint and part of PORSCHE decal. Waiting on another decal and will sand down and repaint again. T.S. Irma put a halt to things so I have one wheel left to paint.
Damage on wheels not much but the marks were deep with some curb rash of about 6" on one of the wheels. Front wheels were new, but decided to repaint since using Duplicolor Silver.
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3/4 wheels done
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Calipers
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Damaged paint needing to repair.
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Wheel guide rod
 

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You should have one of these in your tool kit, if not by all means order one or two to keep in your shop....wonderful simple and will save your wheels


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I do that's the thing. I was used to not using them on my Saab, but I was in an akward position and should have done the normal way