Does anyone here fix curb rash on wheels for a good price?

[rocket5979]

Sure, I could fix it myself with some sand paper, JB Weld, the proper paint, and some elbow grease; but I don't feel like it.

The story: I recently bought my Audi S4 and the wheels are curb rashed pretty good. The previous owner must have had visual issues or something because they are rashed up pretty good near the tire. I like the stock wheels, and would rather keep them than go aftermarket, but only if I can get them fixed for a decent price.

Does anyone on here offer curb rash fixing services, either out of their own garage or whatever? Thanks.

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[Dasfinc]

 

[rocket5979]

:rollpicard: What part of "I don't feel like it" do you not understand?

Of course it is an easy job. I have done jobs like this before, but don't feel like messing with this one because I would rather hit golf balls down a fairway instead. If there is some motivated younger kid on here who doesn't charge a lot, wants to make a few bucks, and does a quality job, then why not put a little money in their pocket instead?

 

[Burtonrider10022]

:rollpicard: What part of "I don't feel like it" do you not understand?

Of course it is an easy job. I have done jobs like this before, but don't feel like messing with this one because I would rather hit golf balls down a fairway instead. If there is some motivated younger kid on here who doesn't charge a lot, wants to make a few bucks, and does a quality job, then why not put a little money in their pocket instead?

 

[daturbosix]

look up wheel america

 

[SRT41320]

ask a local car dealer - Jeff works at Mercedes in Schaumburg so I just gave mine to him and he had it taken care of... was about $100 per wheel but it looked brand new!!

Ive heard wheel America does great work as well!

 

[Shawn1112]

Wheels of America in Elk Grove