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I've found some sites online that have very straight forward steps for fixing curb rash on our rims. I'm pretty confident that I can bondo the bad spots, spray them
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DIY Curb Rash Repair
I've found some sites online that have very straight forward steps for fixing curb rash on our rims. I'm pretty confident that I can bondo the bad spots, spray them with a silver paint and then spray a clear seal on. My concern is threefold. First, are the sport 19" rims painted or powder coated (perhaps a dumb question but I don't know the answer). Second, are there any pitfalls to the mask, sand, bondo, spray paint and clear spray approach? Third, I've found reference to some silver rim spray paint but I don't know if it matches the Nissan silver. Do you guys know which paint will match best? I like to do this stuff myself and this seems like an easy one.
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