M.A.D GLOSS BLACK ALLOY WHEEL TOUCH UP PEN REPAIR KIT PAINT WITH BRUSH CURBING SCRATCH 20ML (JUST PAINT)

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M.A.D GLOSS BLACK ALLOY WHEEL TOUCH UP PEN REPAIR KIT PAINT WITH BRUSH CURBING SCRATCH 20ML (JUST PAINT)

M.A.D GLOSS BLACK ALLOY WHEEL TOUCH UP PEN REPAIR KIT PAINT WITH BRUSH CURBING SCRATCH 20ML (JUST PAINT)

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Next, using some sort of filler, any gouges are repaired. The filler needs to be sanded down to the surface of the wheel. SMART alloy wheel repairs are incredibly efficient and result in an amazing finish. Through using the SMART process, and specialist technology, professional alloy wheel repair specialists (like ChipsAway) can make sure that the colour perfectly matches your wheel. This means that only the damaged area needs to be repaired and repainted, and the whole wheel doesn’t need repainting to ensure the new paint blends in. While this isn’t quite as easy as paying for professional wheel repair, it’s much easier than a DIY wheel refinish. It’s also cheaper than a DIY wheel refinish!

Finally, to put your mind at rest, unless you are a professional alloy wheel repair specialist in your spare time, a professional alloy wheel repair will be of a far higher quality than painting your wheels yourself. Our technicians go through an extensive training process to ensure that they produce only the very best results. This means all our work is fully guaranteed. Secondly, painting your alloy wheels yourself can be cheaper than hiring a professional. That being said, once you have factored in the cost of the alloy wheel paint kit and the potential cost of rebalancing your own wheels after application, then there probably isn’t as much of a difference between professional and home alloy wheel painting than you may think. The Difficulties of Applying Alloy Wheel Paint Yourself

Alloy wheels are something to be proud of. Well maintained alloys can make or break a car’s appearance, helping increase the value of your vehicle as well as looking fantastic on the road. That said, alloy wheels are not indestructible. Kerb scuffs and scratches on your alloys may take away the striking look of the rest of your car. But, when it comes to repairing them, is it worth paying a professional, or can you paint your alloys at home? That said, there are ways that professional alloy wheel repair specialists can keep costs down. At ChipsAway, we can complete SMART alloy wheel repairs. SMART stands for “small to medium area repair technology” and it means that the repair can be kept localised to the damage, saving you both time and money. SMART repairs also allow our specialists to complete the repair without removing your alloy. Eliminating the need for re-balancing.

The other option to getting your alloy wheels painted is to get a professional repair specialist to take a look at your alloy wheels. Starting at the top of the wheel, test fit RimSavers or RimBlades to the wheel lip, then apply 1-2″ of material at a time. Press down as you go, working slowly and carefully. Finally, it can be difficult to find the perfect paint colour. Where a professional will use a SMART technique to professionally match the colour to the pre-existing alloy wheel paint, you have to rely on colour codes and your own eye when painting your own wheels and this can cause inconsistencies. Option 2: Professional Alloy Wheel Repair When painting alloy wheels, it’s important to use a high-quality paint that is specifically designed for the purpose. The type of paint used on alloy wheels should be durable and capable of withstanding the harsh conditions wheels are exposed to, such as heat from brakes and road debris. Alloy wheel paint types include specific wheel paint, epoxy paint, high-temperature paint, automotive enamel paint and powder coating. First, sand the damaged area(s) to smooth them down, as well as remove any existing paint or primer. Most kits include a couple of different sandpaper grits, with a fine grit for the final finish.The short answer is yes,you can paint your alloy wheels. Painting alloy wheels is a popular way to change their appearance or refresh their look.



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