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That's definitely fixable. Find a reputable wheel repair shop in your area and take it there. As far as the matching goes, they should be able to match it to
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That's definitely fixable. Find a reputable wheel repair shop in your area and take it there. As far as the matching goes, they should be able to match it to your stock color. If you don't like it, ask if you can take it back. Shouldn't cost you more than $200-300 to fix. DONT TRY TO FIX IT YOURSELF!
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