Just a little fired up...Wheel Repair?

[Brucelee]

If you have painted alloys, the repair is farily straightforward IF YOU GET THE RIGHT GUY!

You want to use the technique where they slightly buff/grind the edge of the rim all the way around the wheel; they then paint it to match.

You DO NOT want anyone who is going to use filler or bondo on the rim.

Make sense?

[KRZTACO]

Originally Posted by Brucelee

If you have painted alloys, the repair is farily straightforward IF YOU GET THE RIGHT GUY!

You want to use the technique where they slightly buff/grind the edge of the rim all the way around the wheel; they then paint it to match.

You DO NOT want anyone who is going to use filler or bondo on the rim.

Make sense?

Very true, the guy usually is a mobile guy that should come to you. He can take care of this pretty quickly, and they will look brand new!

KRZ

[pinoyfiend]

I've used KwickSilver Wheel Pros in San Francisco, CA they specialize in high end rims for Porsche, Lamborghini, Ferrari, etc. They do a lot of custom work. "Fuhrius" got his $5000 Kinesis wheels fixed there too. Let me know if you want their information.