Suggestions..?
#1
Suggestions..?
I have a 2004 S4 and try to park as close to the curb as possible to avoid other cars. However, this morning I got a bit too close and scuffed/scrapped the front right rim on the curb. Nothing too serious, but it did enough damage to be noticeable. I have the stock rims and wanted to see if anyone had any ideas on how to minimize the damage. I don't want to replace if possible. I will try to add a picture when I get home from work. Thanks!!!
#2
There is this rim rash repair guide, but its for aluminum polished wheels. But maybe you can use this as some sort of guide?. I figured I'd just show it to you and let you decide.
http://audizine.com/forum/showthread.php?t=113983
http://audizine.com/forum/showthread.php?t=113983
#3
Thanks for the link. Not sure how the finish of my rims will hold up though. I really need to get a picture up and would love some more feedback. Makes me sick to my stomach knowing that I did this on my own.
#8
go to a detail shop or dealer, they can tell you if they can or who can fix the scuffs, my mom bought a 2007 a6 with some scuffs on all 4 wheels (factory wheels) and before she payed for the car she made the dealer get the wheels fixed, can't even tell they were scuffed at all! so they are repairable
#9
If the scratching isnt deep you can sand it out, paint it, then clear coat it and be all set. The Avus wheels arent too hard to refinish.
I know how you feel though, my cars 7 years old, what 7 year old, 3 owner car, dosnt have a little curb rash? I was at a drive up atm and scratched the lip of one of my aftermarket wheels, not so easy to fix. **** happens...
I know how you feel though, my cars 7 years old, what 7 year old, 3 owner car, dosnt have a little curb rash? I was at a drive up atm and scratched the lip of one of my aftermarket wheels, not so easy to fix. **** happens...