How To Fix This Wheel Damage?
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How To Fix This Wheel Damage?
UPDATE: I talked to PIAA about the Super Rozzas and they said that they are anodized lips. What does that do for me? Should I continue to try and buff it out?? Thanks guys


Last edited by SuperShick; Oct 10, 2006 at 01:21 PM.
If there is no clearcoat on the lip, i would use Wenol to polish it, and just sand down the scuff using 400 grit, then 1500grit, polish with 2000grit+ compound.
Ive heard good things about fixrim.com, but again, if your wheel has no
clearcoat, i would give the above a try. just make sure you don't get the
wenol on the spokes.
Ive heard good things about fixrim.com, but again, if your wheel has no
clearcoat, i would give the above a try. just make sure you don't get the
wenol on the spokes.
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i wanna try this wenol that kenchan has mentioned. where can i buy wenol and is there a specific kind? i'm seeing wenol blue and some other kinds also. thanks =)
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my main concern are those black spots. i've been reading this thread where people have been getting those black spots as well from acid-based cleaners from the dealer. any luck getting that shiet off for those of you with black spots on your OEM or aftermkt wheels?
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well i read a thread where someone had white stains on their wheel.
i went to kragen's in the bay area, bought some mother's metal polish and this polish called "blue magic"....dabbed a bit on a terry applicator and BOOM, those black stains are GONE! Man, i'm so thrilled because i was gonna take it to wheel-techniques in santa clara, CA to get it fixed and he quoted me 650 bones!!! just wanted to give you guys a heads up that "blue magic" gets rid of oxidation, anodization and what not. it's pretty nuts.
my next problem is i kinda rubbed a little too hard and now i have some scratches from my rim from the applicator. any way to remove these scratches?
i went to kragen's in the bay area, bought some mother's metal polish and this polish called "blue magic"....dabbed a bit on a terry applicator and BOOM, those black stains are GONE! Man, i'm so thrilled because i was gonna take it to wheel-techniques in santa clara, CA to get it fixed and he quoted me 650 bones!!! just wanted to give you guys a heads up that "blue magic" gets rid of oxidation, anodization and what not. it's pretty nuts.
my next problem is i kinda rubbed a little too hard and now i have some scratches from my rim from the applicator. any way to remove these scratches?



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