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kirst_ie
I have just bought a Gen 7 Celi
I really like the wheels that its come with, but there a mess, scuffed and scratched curbed etc sad.gif
My m8 said i can get them refurbed and power coated as i want them black.
Is this true? If so does anyone know of anywhere loacally by me that does this?
Cheers Peeps
Kirstie biggrin.gif
T V O R
Good reviews, good price, and in the Midlands... thumbsup.gif
skybooks
Never be like new.
Phoenix999
QUOTE (skybooks @ Apr 7 2009, 12:11 PM) *
Never be like new.

I disagree.... whilst the shade of colour might be slightly different the finish is, if done correctly, as good as new yes.gif

I have direct experience of having 4 wheels refurbed and the finish was superb thumbsup.gif
bothwell_buyer
ye - I had a set powder coated and they looked better than when new!!
Aamir2892
3 of my alloys are kerbed damaged many thanks to previous owner thumbsup.gif
The paint on one of them is chipping off and i want to refurbish them all but don't have a clue on how to do it.
What i know is you have to scrap most of the old paint off use alloy filler to cover up the kerb damage and then sand it down the smooth and then finally paint it or is their something you have to do first like primer or something. I have no clue??? sad.gif
charlyjo
ive had mine done by the wheel specialist and they have done a top job
Karma Supra
QUOTE (skybooks @ Apr 7 2009, 11:11 AM) *
Never be like new.



They'll look as good as new and the finish wonlt fail after a few years if powdercoated.

The only wheels that don't tend to look as good as new are the diamond cut ones (like mine sad.gif )
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