Can you refurb an alloy wheel?
Can you refurb an alloy wheel?
Alloy wheels are restored by carefully sanding the area to remove the damage, such as a kerb scuff or chips to the alloy trim. If the alloy has been chipped, a filler can be used to repair the profile of the wheel before it is sanded again to blend the repair into the existing alloy wheel.
How long does it take to refurb alloy wheels?
On average the process takes 1 to 2 hours. However, it depends on your car. With refurbishment, to some extent on the age of the car, newly-refurbished alloy wheels enhance the overall quality of your car. In this way, you also prevent the financial value of your vehicle from falling.
How long does it take to refurb alloys?
How long does it take? On average an alloy wheel repair takes between 1 and 2 hours.
Where can I get an alloy wheel refurbishment?
Speedy’s alloy wheel refurbishment service is available at all our branches. All the branches also offer the following; wheel revamp, rim straightening, cracked wheel repair, bead corrosion, kerbed wheel as well as brake and caliper spray.
What causes an alloy wheel to be replaced?
OEM replacement wheel is required. Caused by roadside chemicals, salts, brake dust, tire sealants, or other external elements. Wheels are repaired, primed, painted, and clear-coated utilizing patented paint adhesion technology OEM-approved paint is color-matched to every wheel before repair.
What do I need to refurbish my Car Wheels?
What You Need To Refurbish Your Wheels 1 Primer 2 Colored Paint 3 Clear Coat 4 Sandpaper 5 Alloy Repair 6 Jack Stand /Wheel Removing Tools 7 Masking Tape/Playing Cards 8 Cleaning Materials 9 Sanding Mask 10 Gloves 11 Protective Clothing
Where are the bends on an alloy wheel?
Bends are returned to balanceable trueness with patented straightening system. Typically the result of curb rash, road debris, or driving on a flat tire. Damage is generally located on the lip of the wheel, spokes, or face.