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thanks frank i'll let you know.
it's just so depressing. like i want to wash my car but i can't even look at the crack without being sad and losing motivation haha. oh well shi* happens. this just means it's time to work on the kit and rims and get those on haha
it's just so depressing. like i want to wash my car but i can't even look at the crack without being sad and losing motivation haha. oh well shi* happens. this just means it's time to work on the kit and rims and get those on haha
Originally Posted by no1dad1983
it's a work in progress babe, theres always little set backs. ask these guys that have a bunch done already, guaranteed not to much went smooth without something going not as planned
lol....I can't count the rims....I got 2 sets down stairs not to count the stockers and the set on the car....As for fixing that bumper....good luck...plastic isnt the easiest to fix.....still got a full matching kit for sale that I haven't seen on a xB in person yet....oh well
lol when was the last time you tried to buff out road rash from a rim??? I know there is a place in RI that does rim repairs.. repaired a crack in one of my Axis rims a while back. If I am correct the do cracks, straightening and rash repair.
How bad are they? Like are they messed up or is it just some curbage? Cuz I'll be honest I have some curbage on mine but its nothing I notice or can see without lookin for the spot you know? Maybe some people are more nit-picky than others lol. Have u ever considered painting your rims and then maybe just smooth out the messed up spots beforehand??
http://www.wheelsamerica.com/?gclid=...FQEpGgodOmgL6w
Rim and Wheel Works-http://www.rimandwheelworks.com/
RimPRO-http://www.rimpro.com/index.html
there are a few places that I know of....hope it helps...trying to repair yourself isn't easy. P{ainting them really isn't an option cause all your gonna do is hide the scuffs....unless...you remove the rash first..I have been down the road in the past...removed rash myself, painted and cleared thre rims....and you can still see the lower spots on the rim if you get right on top of them. Powder coating is another option...and alot better then painting. Was sponsored threw a shop a few years back that custom did rims for me. check those places and see what they offer in prices. I did find a place that does repairs..flat price..which is cool...if you have a load of damage...something small thou doesnt sound like a steal..
Good luck either way to ya and hope thie links work for ya.
Rim and Wheel Works-http://www.rimandwheelworks.com/
RimPRO-http://www.rimpro.com/index.html
there are a few places that I know of....hope it helps...trying to repair yourself isn't easy. P{ainting them really isn't an option cause all your gonna do is hide the scuffs....unless...you remove the rash first..I have been down the road in the past...removed rash myself, painted and cleared thre rims....and you can still see the lower spots on the rim if you get right on top of them. Powder coating is another option...and alot better then painting. Was sponsored threw a shop a few years back that custom did rims for me. check those places and see what they offer in prices. I did find a place that does repairs..flat price..which is cool...if you have a load of damage...something small thou doesnt sound like a steal..
Good luck either way to ya and hope thie links work for ya.
Dam i might as well get new wheels..lol..its expensive to fix curb rash apperently.. and as i said my rims do not look bad at all im just picky as hell and cant stand to look at the smallest bit of curb rash. But i think I'll live!!







