aww man...i slid on a patch of ice and went right into the side of a curb going 30mph. it only touched the curb for a second but did major damage. I read online that you can buff the scratches out with sand paper, fill it and repaint. Or should I just buy new stock rims? sorry the pics are kind of dark. took them at night, couldn't wait till morning....please help!!

 

talk to your infiniti dealership...i was quoted $100 a rim to fix curb rashes and shiet...

 

ok ill go there 2morrow...but besides that does anybody know of any places in atlanta that can get the job done...has anybody scratched there rims this bad and have a happy ending...its only been 12hrs and their already rusting!!! damn!!

 

thats pretty nasty...

you can find some coupe wheels used around $400 for a full set...

 

give this a try first, if it doesnt work. then aftermarket wheels it is!

http://www.bmwtips.com/tipsntricks/w...uff-repair.htm

 

thats pretty bad, you should make sure there is no structural damage to the wheel first

 

^ +1, just fix it if under $150

 

Run don't walk to Wheel Wizard!!! These guys were one of the first in the country that started repairing alloy wheels. They are in Chamblee on Longview. The guy that started it owns a few High-Line body shops around town, doing RBM and Atlanta Classic's work exclusively, along with Jags, Aston Martin's, Ferrari, Rolls, Maybach, etc. . Don't even THINK about taking a regular car there. Sports and Imports is the shop(s) name. Absolutely the best work in the Southeast. (And yes I've been there more times than I can remember during the 18 yeas I owned a towing service on the South-side.

Here's the link... http://wheelwizard.com/

The manager is Wendell, known him for years and their work is INCREDIBLE!!! I know that normally their turnaround is less than a week. I asked about taking the 19" coupe wheels in and fixing a minor curb rash on both fronts, then polishing the lip and front of the spokes, then painting the inside of the wheels, the sides of the spokes and inside the lug nut holes and he told me unless something weird was going on he should be able to do them in 3 days!!! Can't remember the price, sorry... it was under $200 per I certainly seem to think... maybe something like $170 but don't quote me on it as I truly don't remember as the quote was over a year ago.

 

I had all of my oem 19" forged rays redone for about 500 bucks

 

new rim