Hi, quick question:

for curbed / scuffed alloy wheels, if I did a diy repair job would it then be possible at a later date to get the refurb done more professionally eg. prior to selling, or would the temporary job make it difficult to fix?

opinions and experiences please...

(also which diy kit is recommended and which professionals are good / reasonable pricewise later on)

Thanks

Kit

wouldnt bother - for the price of a repair kit and your time etc i would just go to a wheel refurdb place at about @50 a corner it will be done properly and look good also.

[quote name='Rob' post='693181' date='Oct 5 2009, 05:23 PM']wouldnt bother - for the price of a repair kit and your time etc i would just go to a wheel refurdb place at about @50 a corner it will be done properly and look good also.[/quote]

Agreed I done a self refurb on a set of ford wheels it took forever to get them reasonable.

Does anyone have any recommendations for any companies in Reading Berkshire that will do a good job of alloy wheel refurbishment? I was thinking of using Autotouches.com. Thanks.