Pits in sports pkg 19" Rays.
I have a few pits in a couple of my rims and am wondering if there is a process/product that I can use to fill them in to make them somewhat less nasty at the least. Here's what the damage looks like:
http://imgur.com/vsR6c.jpg Thanks! |
Just take it into a wheel repair shop they can fix it for a couple hundred bucks. If you didn't cause the damage, see if the dealership will fix it. I would just leave it alone.
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Been searching around for a close match and yet to be found. The closest I have was Honda's storm silver touch up but the metallic flakes are too big and a couple shades off.
It might be best to leave it alone. |
wierd, that looks like some kinda pebble or stone hit it at high speed.
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or a botched tire mounting... :mad:
post #298... http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-g...-today-20.html |
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Try duplicolor's platinum metallic for nissans. Part no. NS 00595. I tried 9 other colors before and this is the closest ive found.
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cool, will check it out. :p
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I forgot to mention that i apply the duplicolor grey primer fist. It helps to build up the knicked spot and helps the color turn out better
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In my usual process i need to flatten the spot using spot bondo first (red color), then gray prime, then the touchup. i need to get a small air brush compressor this winter and practice air brush. :icon17: |
got the paint locally at ORLY's. (O Reilley's). :D
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Tried the paint. It is a shade closer than my honda storm silver so :tup:
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