hey,
How do you fix/clean curb rash?
any solutions? or who could do some work on wheels that live in NJ? any referrals? it would be greatly appreciated!
thanks

 

Look at the topic right below yours.

 

You should take it to a shop who specializes in fixing bent/curbed rims.

Here is a good read

https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-tires/358810-curbed-my-volks.html

 

How good are you with tools? Are these stock wheels? Stock color? How bad is the curb rash? Meaning is it missing real big chunks?

Reason I ask is because my first job was repairing wheels for my uncles business. I can give you detailed instructions but only if you are willing to do the job yourself. If you have doubts then I suggest you look up in the Yellowpages etc and find a wheel repair shop. Yellowpages usually has rates and reviews. Also there's some repair shops that have mobile service.

 

its bad and noticeable but i dont know if i can do it myself...can you PM me the instructions...cuz i tried to hire professionals...and they wont even touch the wheel...its a Volk TE37...and its the lip...they said they cant do anything b/c of the finish on it...it was a aluminum/machine/polish finish and it would look different from the other 3 wheels...Volk stop making these wheels...what should i do?

 

mobilewheelrepair.com

 

A local shop specializing in wheel repair fixed a significant scrape on my stock Performance wheel. The wheel looks new. It cost me $100+.

I would think a Volk can be repaired.

The problem is the repaired wheel looks new (newer than the other wheels), but after a couple of months, they all look the same.

--Spike

 

thanks Spike and Vertz!
Can anyone else comment on my situation?