Wheel refurbers?

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phil08

Original Poster:

5 posts

219 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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Anyone had any experience and can recommend any wheel refurbers in east anglia?

Anatol

1,392 posts

235 months

Thursday 9th February 2006
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If it's kerbing-type damage, rather than the whole original finish failing and flaking off the wheel (which requires shotblasting and can't be done with the wheel on the car), and you're in (or can visit) the Cambridge area, I can offer the services of the local ChipsAway wheel refurbishment service. :-)

We're recommended by the PistonHeads East Anglia site (www.phea.co.uk if memory serves). Mail me if you'd like contact details or our website URL.

Anatol

simpo two

85,569 posts

266 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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Anatol said:
We're recommended by the PistonHeads East Anglia site

Certainly are

NB Anatol, a few weeks after you made the back of my Jaguar all nice and shiny, I reversed into a supermarket trolley at B&Q and messed it up again. Arse!

iluvmercs

7,541 posts

228 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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phil08 said:
Anyone had any experience and can recommend any wheel refurbers in east anglia?


Think its called "Pristine Wheels" in Milton Keynes. Never used them, but alot of dealers appear to use them.

If you're in the Norwich area, "New Image" could be a good place to try.

Darren

ChrisF1

39 posts

236 months

Saturday 11th February 2006
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I've just had a set of wheels shot blasted and power coated in antracite by a company called aerocoat, who are in St. Olaves, nr Gt. Yarmouth....excellent job done and I can recommed them.

Tol

11 posts

240 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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"power coated"? - that I've gotta see ;-)

karlosfandango

361 posts

255 months

Friday 24th February 2006
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I had the place in St Olaves recommended to me. Quite fancy anthracite wheels on mine but the agro of having the tyres removed etc seems a bit of a chore.