Repaired and repainted my own wheel...
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I have two wheels that were ground into a curb and were scraped up pretty badly. I ordered the Wurth wheel paint, clear coat and all the other materials(obtained list from AW). I prepped the wheel as instructed and did all the putty and sanding work. I then started painting and found that this paint does not exactly match. It has a slightly darker and duller finish. I applied the clear coat hoping that this may help achieve the desired results - it did not.
I am convinced that everything was done correctly and it is simply a matter of the paint not matching.
Now I have one wheel that is two-tone and one that is scraped to hell. The way I look at it I am going to have to repaint all the wheels (wurth paint) or take them and have them professionally done. I have been told that to have a wheel repaired and repainted correctly it is pretty costly.
Has anyone else ever done this to their wheels, and what were your results?
Suggestions?
I am convinced that everything was done correctly and it is simply a matter of the paint not matching.
Now I have one wheel that is two-tone and one that is scraped to hell. The way I look at it I am going to have to repaint all the wheels (wurth paint) or take them and have them professionally done. I have been told that to have a wheel repaired and repainted correctly it is pretty costly.
Has anyone else ever done this to their wheels, and what were your results?
Suggestions?
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Man that was quick....
but if I was buying an s4 from you, and I found out that the rims was repainted and doesn't match the stock rims, then I'd be pissed. Just my 2 cents.
Might be worth forking over the dough for two new rims and try to get it in the selling price.
but if I was buying an s4 from you, and I found out that the rims was repainted and doesn't match the stock rims, then I'd be pissed. Just my 2 cents.
Might be worth forking over the dough for two new rims and try to get it in the selling price.