WHEEL REFURBISHMENT HELP!
WHEEL REFURBISHMENT HELP!
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Porkernut

Original Poster:

127 posts

245 months

Wednesday 24th January 2007
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Wind caught garage door, bolt on bottom of door caught alloy....ouch!!!

Nice deep chunk out of alloy can it still be refurbished or will I need a new one?

THANKS FOR YOUR INPUT GUYS

sportsandclassic

3,774 posts

248 months

Wednesday 24th January 2007
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may need some pictures .....what type of wheel it is ect...

Porkernut

Original Poster:

127 posts

245 months

Wednesday 24th January 2007
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18 inch Carrera's right next to the spoke, it is one of those big bolts that hold the door on, there is a head size chunk out of the inside of the rim, the rim outside edge & the spoke are ok, but it is rather deep!

B*gger!!

bigsi

202 posts

238 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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you might like to try wickedwheels, they refurbed my split rims brilliantly, and were very helpful on the phone.
regards

kennyboy

641 posts

269 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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jasmine are also very good.

paracetamol

4,267 posts

274 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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go to Lepsons-you need an offsite full refurbisher who can weld alloy in, rather than a mobile "tarter upper"

porkernut

Original Poster:

127 posts

245 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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Thanks guys, I'll try them, any other ideas welcome.

cableguy

2,287 posts

239 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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porkernut said:
Thanks guys, I'll try them, any other ideas welcome.


Where in the country are you based?

C.



Edited by cableguy on Thursday 25th January 14:40

964RS

1,357 posts

277 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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Mel will be along shortly to tell you to go to Diamond Styling....

porkernut

Original Poster:

127 posts

245 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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I'm in the East Midlands, must confess that Lepsons probably look the best bet, about £80 including new alloy to replace the chunk taken out!