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Old 25 July 2007, 04:01 PM
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If i am looking to reduce the amount of kurbing on a wheel with some filler, which is the best filler to use and where to get it?

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Old 25 July 2007, 04:51 PM
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I used some Chemical Metal from Halfords, been on 6 months now.
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Originally Posted by Flix
I used some Chemical Metal from Halfords, been on 6 months now.
When I worked at Bristol Docks for a car importer this is how they repaired any damaged alloys.
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cheers guys. is it easy to use?
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Yes mate, mixed like filler, make sure you clean the area well, I used very course emery cloth to give it a good key. When its hardened it can be sanded down.
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