wheel repair
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looking for a wheel repair shop to fix a dented rim. also a shop that could take apart a 2 piece wheel and polish the lips. there seems to be none in the yellow pages. thanks guys
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do not go to freddys I went there for my g35 rims poor job, overpriced, took forever and he does not powder coat the rims just regular paint
try Hi tech over by cambells they charge 70-90 per rim and they can color match
try Hi tech over by cambells they charge 70-90 per rim and they can color match
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or you can try ALLOY WHEEL REPAIR SPECIALISTS INC 95-833 waikao st#c-104 mililani hi 96789 808-391-8633
got a card from a friend but dont know how good of a job... i would get the rims pwder coated though or the paint will chip off
got a card from a friend but dont know how good of a job... i would get the rims pwder coated though or the paint will chip off
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I started the link that Kent put up... there were before and after pictures. but something is wrong with the server.
the guy that did my rims was Todd owner of ALLOY WHEEL REPAIR SPECIALISTS INC. he has a trailer he works out off. he does only cosmetic repairs. If it's bent you'll have to bring it to Freddy's, but like said above, he he doesn't paint. When you talk to hime he will say he doesn't polish nor paint.
Todd did a pretty good job. But he is booked.
If the server doesn't go back up tomorrow, i'll repost the pictures if i can find them.
the guy that did my rims was Todd owner of ALLOY WHEEL REPAIR SPECIALISTS INC. he has a trailer he works out off. he does only cosmetic repairs. If it's bent you'll have to bring it to Freddy's, but like said above, he he doesn't paint. When you talk to hime he will say he doesn't polish nor paint.
Todd did a pretty good job. But he is booked.
If the server doesn't go back up tomorrow, i'll repost the pictures if i can find them.
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Originally Posted by cooldill,Feb 7 2006, 02:07 PM
right on kent.
you guys know of any products to clean oxidation on a wheel?
or would that have to be professionally done?
you guys know of any products to clean oxidation on a wheel?
or would that have to be professionally done?
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Originally Posted by jzz30,Feb 7 2006, 07:15 PM
get that mother's polishing ball and a drill and it should come out quite nice.
You think i can pound out a minor dent in a rim with a mallet or something? it can still hold air.
heres a PIC