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First scratch on the aluminum wheels

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Recommend by my porsche dealer

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I had all four of mine done in the spring by a guy that was recommended by my Porsche dealer.

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Find a good wheelwright (wheel repair place

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I had all four of mine done in the spring by a guy that was recommended by my Porsche dealer.

First scratch on the aluminum wheels

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Find a good wheelwright (wheel repair place

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

okay so bumped up against the curb and put my first scratch on the aluminum wheels. any suggestions on repairing or is it just the beginning. this porsche was bought to use and not look at. thanks for any help.

POST 2Original post

Find a good wheelwright (wheel repair place ) and they will be able to fix you up right away. I've had to have my Fikse FM10s done a couple of times. Before: After: You can read the whole story right here . Were my wheels ever that new? After 10 years and the last 3 in the snow/salt they've really taken a beating.

POST 4Original post

You can sometimes get wheels refinished with pretty good results. I had all four of mine done in the spring by a guy that was recommended by my Porsche dealer. He did them for $50 per wheel, and I am very pleased with the results.

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Quotes source post: 7848528

Much, much too late. They really need to be disassembled with the outer lip polished and the centers recoated. Just curious, is this something that could be a DIY? Are the halves sealed together with anything special and would the bolts need to be replaced?

POST 6Original post

the object is; to grind or sand it down till it is all smooth, then fine sand and polish till it is shinny. it depends on how deep it is as to the amount required for each step. even if its polished out bright and shinny it wont show as much as the big scratches.

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