Scraped rim
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Scraped rim
New member and my first post.
I recently got to close to the curbing at the drive up window (should teach me a lesson for eating fast food!) now I have a nice scrap on my new alloy left front rim. Is there anyone out there from Chicagoland MINI that might be abkle to tell me where I can get this touched up without spending an arm or a leg?
Thanks,
EW
I recently got to close to the curbing at the drive up window (should teach me a lesson for eating fast food!) now I have a nice scrap on my new alloy left front rim. Is there anyone out there from Chicagoland MINI that might be abkle to tell me where I can get this touched up without spending an arm or a leg?
Thanks,
EW
#2
Hi & welcome to the curbed club. I am a charter member myself. I have managed to curb 2 wheels in 3 different places . I want a new set of wheels but I will not let myself buy them til I can quit curbing the ones that I have
Good luck getting them fixed. I have seen this article posted here on NAM of how to sand a repaint them yourself.
http://www.bmwtips.com/tipsntricks/w...uff-repair.htm
Good luck getting them fixed. I have seen this article posted here on NAM of how to sand a repaint them yourself.
http://www.bmwtips.com/tipsntricks/w...uff-repair.htm
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This company ain't cheap, but they do great work if you dont want to DIY. Started in Mass, and now they have a shop in Phoenix and somewhere around Detroit (I think)
http://www.rimpro.com
(no affiliation, but they are nice enough to sponsor some regional SCCA autocoss events here in New England)
http://www.rimpro.com
(no affiliation, but they are nice enough to sponsor some regional SCCA autocoss events here in New England)
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