Curb Rash - How can I fix it?
Curb Rash - How can I fix it?
It bothers me that to save my car from dings from other people's doors i eventually hurt my own car by parking too close to the curb and hitting my new iForged wheels and getting bigtime curb rashes, how can I correct this? It looks horrible, the last one was small, but this one is big, are there solutions i can apply on it, may be some technique one knows?
also how much does refinishing cost?
Another things, the day i got the wheels on, i took the car to a self car wash and when i got back, someone the shiny lip developed a lot of hazze and i havent been able to remove it? what can I do to make it shine like new again.
Thanks in advance..
also how much does refinishing cost?
Another things, the day i got the wheels on, i took the car to a self car wash and when i got back, someone the shiny lip developed a lot of hazze and i havent been able to remove it? what can I do to make it shine like new again.
Thanks in advance..
Last edited by Crazi4Speed; May 7, 2006 at 12:15 AM.
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sorry to hear about your problems. Search wheel repair on the wheel area and you should come up with a couple of solutions. I am not sure if I-forged are clear coated or not but my volks were and they had to remove it and repair the curb rash wheel damage.
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my wheels are not clear coated too keep them shiny I just wash with regular car wash soap and use a micro fiber cloth to get in all the grooves then I rinse them off. no brushes no wheel cleaners for non-clear coated wheels
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Yeah, so if your wheels aren't clear coated then they can just fil in the curb damage and then re-polish. No worries but plan to spend $125-$150 per wheel and depending on the damage
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you should try tilting your side mirrors before you back in so you can see the curb. keeps my rims rash free
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