Refinishing Type S wheels
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Refinishing Type S wheels
I bought some type s wheels on e-bay for a steal but they are scatched to high heaven. I called some local shops and the prices I was getting was like 150. I am trying to figure out if this is too steep? If this price is to steep where can I get a better deal? Oh it's 150 a wheel plus mounting and balancing.
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I don't understand how they take a chipped rim (not a big chip, but a curb chip) and make it look new... If you are missing a small amount of the rim, does this mean you can't get them refinished?
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So basically they are screwing me with the price then? I have yet to find a place that will do it for a hundred. If I could do it myself I would but they are really scatched up.
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Thats sounds right. My Konig imagines were going to cost about 130 to repair.
BlackTL: They add material to the wheel. Usually through welding. This creates a lump, then they grind it down so it looks like they just filled in the hole. Then they paint, wheel looks like new.
BlackTL: They add material to the wheel. Usually through welding. This creates a lump, then they grind it down so it looks like they just filled in the hole. Then they paint, wheel looks like new.
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Originally posted by nameeri
Thats sounds right. My Konig imagines were going to cost about 130 to repair.
BlackTL: They add material to the wheel. Usually through welding. This creates a lump, then they grind it down so it looks like they just filled in the hole. Then they paint, wheel looks like new.
Thats sounds right. My Konig imagines were going to cost about 130 to repair.
BlackTL: They add material to the wheel. Usually through welding. This creates a lump, then they grind it down so it looks like they just filled in the hole. Then they paint, wheel looks like new.
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