Road Hash
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From: Scituate RhodeIsland
Road Hash
Anybody have advice on filling in the road hash on my wheels.I just bought my C4 wheels and they are a little chewed up on the edge of them.Is there a product to use to fill the road hash in with,like epoxy.
Safety Car
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From: St Marys GA
There are places that you can take/send your wheels to have them refinished, but I'm not sure if that's the kind of financial investment you're looking for. There's no DIY solution that I know of.
Melting Slicks
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From: Cherokee National Forest TN
The cheap fix:
You can work the sharp edges down with fine sandpaper & get the dirt & brake dust out of the scratches then brush touch some clear coat on. They will look good from 20' away or more.
The cost effective fix:
Buy a good set of used wheels.
You can work the sharp edges down with fine sandpaper & get the dirt & brake dust out of the scratches then brush touch some clear coat on. They will look good from 20' away or more.
The cost effective fix:
Buy a good set of used wheels.
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