just noticed there is a kit to do this yourself on ebay, anybody know if this is worth the money or are you best off just leaving it and getting it done properly?
as dk said mate if there not bent or cracked give them a go your self, did mine about 3 weeks ago took a bit of time as they were scuffed to hell but well pleased how they come out
its just the scruffs on the rims where they have been kerbed before i got the car, might give it a crack then when i get the time over the summer before the national meet
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Yes you wont get a very good finish with a brush and the 'primer/filler' is not actually a proper filler its a high build primer that would not be suitable for heavy kerbing marks.
wicked, look forward to seeing it.
Stick a link on here on i don't have to look to far, i have fat fingers and thumbs and sometimes miss things, hahahaha.
Stick a link on here on i don't have to look to far, i have fat fingers and thumbs and sometimes miss things, hahahaha.
That before and after is photoshoped.
My wheels (17" Cupra ones) kinda look like the enamels coming off, or like they have a birthmark if you get what I mean?
How do you fix that?
My wheels (17" Cupra ones) kinda look like the enamels coming off, or like they have a birthmark if you get what I mean?
How do you fix that?
Strip the affected areas down to bare alloy then etch prime and re paint
Might be easier to get them dipped/stripped if there really bad.
Have a look here see what you think?
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?p=2431443&posted=1#post2431443
Strip the affected areas down to bare alloy then etch prime and re paint
Might be easier to get them dipped/stripped if there really bad.
Ah, I was afraid that was going to be the answer. Will have to wait then!
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