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If they are aluminum and just polished wheels with possible clear coat they should be able to be sanded and then polished again. If they are chrome you would have to have them repaired by a wheel pro.
If you do a search on repairing polished wheels they will give you the steps on what to do.
We have an older Toyota with silver painted wheels. I was able to use some body filler on the deep cuts on the rim lip and then prep wheels to paint with Dupli Color Wheel Kit. Turn out great. Realize they were not polished wheels, however just giving you an idea on what you might be able to do with polished wheels.
If you do a search in your area there are mobile guys that will come out to do wheel repairs. Try to find one that works on exotics .
PS: I had some very minor nicks and tire install rash on my C5 Z06 polished wheels. I bought a set of the Red Vinyl Rim Savers and it covered them up.
Hope this is helpful
JB
If you do a search on repairing polished wheels they will give you the steps on what to do.
We have an older Toyota with silver painted wheels. I was able to use some body filler on the deep cuts on the rim lip and then prep wheels to paint with Dupli Color Wheel Kit. Turn out great. Realize they were not polished wheels, however just giving you an idea on what you might be able to do with polished wheels.
If you do a search in your area there are mobile guys that will come out to do wheel repairs. Try to find one that works on exotics .
PS: I had some very minor nicks and tire install rash on my C5 Z06 polished wheels. I bought a set of the Red Vinyl Rim Savers and it covered them up.
Hope this is helpful
JB
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From: Bay Area Ca.
You will be able to get them looking like new.
It might cost you a $1,000 for all 4 but cheaper than a new rim. Just a guesstimate, I haven't had one don in over a decade.
Have a good wheel repair shop do it and ask to see some finished products first.
It might cost you a $1,000 for all 4 but cheaper than a new rim. Just a guesstimate, I haven't had one don in over a decade.
Have a good wheel repair shop do it and ask to see some finished products first.
