Velvet Touch is the ****.

 

I own a MOBILE WHEEL REPAIR business. If you have scraped up your wheels on a curb while parrellel parking, I can take out the damage and make the wheels look brand new!!! The work can be done at YOUR home or office for your convienece. Each wheel takes anywhere form a half hour to a hour and a half depending on the damage. I use only the highest quality paints and clearcoat. I have worked for almost every High-End car dealership in San Diego County. I Specialize in BMW, Mercedes, Infinity, and Porshe wheels. Check out my website at http://www.WheelRevivers.com or call to set an appointment. (858)-431-9899.
I am the owner of the company and if you mention this G35 driver I always do the job myself, not send someone fresh out of training like a lot of companies do!

 

^ why not just make your own thread then? O.o

 

He did Eric...and in that thread, he was using a third person and seemed like he was not wheel revivers...

https://g35driver.com/forums/souther...sts-socal.html

dood, if you are posting every time about your company, don't be cheap and sign up to be a sponsor, you will seem way more credible

 

neh.. unfortunally I pay for sponsorship haha I just got tired of subleting the wheels out >.< lol

not worth the $10-$20 i make off of each one but guys give mike a call he KNOWS how to handle anodlized works, and repolish volks to match its original shine, also does an excellent chroming job not just that single stage stuff that flakes off as soon as a rock dabs it..

mm.. RJM805.. neh.. .-.

 

Alright some help here would be appreciated...

I found out that all 4 of my Volk wheels were sent to Velvet Touch to be stripped and re-sealed. So for those of you that have gone to Velvet Touch and had your wheels repaired, what exactly do they do? I'm assuming my anodized finish is gone, and they just re-polished them and laid a clear coat on top? If that is the case, what is the difference between how they were before and how they are now, in terms of taking care of the wheels? Also, what kind of cleaners can be used on these wheels now?

Reason I ask is because sprinklers always get my car and I can't get around it where I park, and it leaves water spots. So I want to know the best way to clean these wheels. Thanks!

 

^ same as before, treat your volks JUST LIKE PAINT... if you wont use it on the paint dont use it on the volks..

only thing you'll notice is that the lettering on the lip will be gone (obviously you can purchase these decals at www.ebay.com )

 

Thanks Eric, but what kind of cleaners are good for it? And do I need to wax these? Mind you this is my very first set of NICE wheels. The only thing I've been doing thus far is soap & water, then finish each one off with Meguiar's Quik Detailer.

Also, just so I know, does he strip > polish > clear coat?

Oh yeah, I can't seem to find those stickers anywhere? They're not on eBay either, so where can I get them?

`John

 

If you guys need your tires safely dismounted by a trust worthy shop who is run by enthusiasts, call Laguna Tires in Laguna Hills, 949-768-1100.

 

^^i can vouch for the enthusiast part...

 

I trust ya eric, sending you a bent wheel

 

cleaner? car shampoo and water??? o.o