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Old 27 February 2005, 07:37 PM
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i curbed one of my alloys after only having the car 1 day

17" AMG one, wont be cheap to replace. 245/40/17 tyre sits on it which offers no protection to the alloy therefore i now have a 10 inch scrape (more of a real gouging) around the edge. looks awful, bit gutted. i'll be more careful now though.

is it possible/feasible to have this sort of cosmetic repair performed?

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Old 28 February 2005, 08:59 AM
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anyone know?
Old 28 February 2005, 09:03 AM
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If it's just a scrape/chip in the rim, then yes it should be possible - I've had mine done in the past. If the wheel is bent/buckled, that's a bit more tricky, and you could be looking at a new wheel.
Check with your local wheel/tyre suppliers, they might be able to recommend someone.
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^ what he said
Old 28 February 2005, 09:10 AM
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Midget1500 - There is a guy on Lisburn Road in Saintfield repairs them. Guy I work with got a similar thing repaired last week. Looks good as new
Old 28 February 2005, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by midget1500


i curbed one of my alloys after only having the car 1 day

17" AMG one, wont be cheap to replace. 245/40/17 tyre sits on it which offers no protection to the alloy therefore i now have a 10 inch scrape (more of a real gouging) around the edge. looks awful, bit gutted. i'll be more careful now though.

is it possible/feasible to have this sort of cosmetic repair performed?

cheers

steven
http://www.pristinealloywheels.co.uk/

try here. big thumbs up. they did all four 17" speedlines on my last scooby and smoked them gunmetal into the bargain. £250 for all four as i recall. looked great and skimmed off all the kerb damage. looked brand-new. 48 hour job.

just off the M1 between bedford & milton keynes.

just noticed you're in northern ireland. sorry. i'll get my coat.
Old 28 February 2005, 12:47 PM
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I had a chunk missing out of one of my alloys, (after hitting a kerb)

I found a local metal fabrication/ welding company ....they filled it, and built it up etc

you'd never know now... cost me £45, and a tin of halfords near match gold.


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Old 28 February 2005, 12:56 PM
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cheers folks and BEW - i've been given the name of a local company that can do this.
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