My Rims are Nasty
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I've got the 18" Sport Design wheels, which look great, but are a bitch to keep clean.
Nevertheless, I persevere and keep them spotlessly clean, even through the winter.
So, I'm pretty pi**ed off to find that all four outer rims are blooming with, what is I presume, oxidization.
According to Porsche's website: 'Outer rim features an elegant high-gloss finish' !!!!
My plan is to have them sent off to Lepson's to have the outer rims refurbed.
However, I suspect that this is a design fault and the oxidization will some back. So, how about just having the rims painted an laquered?
I appreciate it won't look as good, but at least it sould last.
Any similar experience, advice or opinions.
Nevertheless, I persevere and keep them spotlessly clean, even through the winter.
So, I'm pretty pi**ed off to find that all four outer rims are blooming with, what is I presume, oxidization.
According to Porsche's website: 'Outer rim features an elegant high-gloss finish' !!!!
My plan is to have them sent off to Lepson's to have the outer rims refurbed.
However, I suspect that this is a design fault and the oxidization will some back. So, how about just having the rims painted an laquered?
I appreciate it won't look as good, but at least it sould last.
Any similar experience, advice or opinions.
340ragtop said:
nearly every set of SD wheels I've seen have this. It's one of the reasons I don;t have them, even though I have an aerokitted C2.
I reckon it's a known fault - why else woudl the MkII GT3 have similar, but very differently manufactured and finished wheels
Wot?? Paint and lacquer?? Take a good look at some of the Mk2 and RS wheels... All suffering similar problems... I guess anodising is the answer...
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