Repairing alloy scuff very close to logo?

[AllDayBreakfast]

Picked up my BPS 208 GTI today. Pretty much as new both inside and out but some very minor scuffs to one of the alloys which I'll likely get fixed as I'm an anal bd and am unlikely to rescuff them.

However, one mark (more a graze) is a few mm's from the coloured logo. I'm wondering how accurate these repairs can be and whether it's likely they can sand and repaint the graze without ruining the logo?

[Blown2CV]

AllDayBreakfast said:

Picked up my BPS 208 GTI today. Pretty much as new both inside and out but some very minor scuffs to one of the alloys which I'll likely get fixed as I'm an anal bd and am unlikely to rescuff them.

However, one mark (more a graze) is a few mm's from the coloured logo. I'm wondering how accurate these repairs can be and whether it's likely they can sand and repaint the graze without ruining the logo?

if you're that 'anal' then just get them all acid dipped and powdercoated fresh

[AllDayBreakfast]

But would that not remove the coloured logo on the 'by Peugeot Sport' rims?

[AllDayBreakfast]

We're talking a minor graze that can't be seen from a couple feet away on the black rims (yes I'm really that sad lol).

[paintman]

AllDayBreakfast said:

We're talking a minor graze that can't be seen from a couple feet away on the black rims (yes I'm really that sad lol).

New wheel. Every time you have any damage.

[Blown2CV]

just get a new car. The current one is clearly only good for the crusher.