Need wheels resprayed - where?

Zascar

Guys I need to get a set of rims resprayed. They are Fuchs deep dish style, polished on the outside and painted on the inside, I need them painted black the same colour as the car. Need to find somehewere that can do this for a good price - can I just get any bodyshop etc or should I get a specialist? I may also get them to repair a chip on the paintwork too.

Any recommendations in dublin - south east preferably?
Thanks

alastair

If you're happy with powdercoating rather than painting, Wheel Wizards in Finglas have been getting good reviews for reasonable outlay: http://www.wheelwizards.ie/

You'd need to check if they can do mixed polished/painted wheels though.

eg6 vtec

Hi i do wheel refurbing, my price range starts off at 150 depending the what type of wheel and what needs to be done it can go up to as much as 300

if you want to see some of my work send me on a pm, also im in the greenhills road in walkinstown

Capri

Chap in behind the Solas factory / AXA office near Fitzpatricks Ford in Bray does wheel straightening / welding / painting.

Check 'suppliers' listing here - might be another few.:)

w124man

Capri wrote: »

Chap in behind the Solas factory / AXA office near Fitzpatricks Ford in Bray does wheel straightening / welding / painting.

Check 'suppliers' listing here - might be another few.:)

Have experience of him .... wont be going back!

Zascar

Found this guy: http://www.aamobile.ie/ waiting on a price

Big Nasty

Tallght Powder Coating come well recommended

Kenny Logins

Rattle can 'em.

The prep, masking, and spraying is very therapeutic.

Capri

w124man wrote: »

Have experience of him .... wont be going back!

:eek::eek: Just got one wheel unbuckled, saw Bentley wheels there waiting to be done so..............:eek:

brozzy

Careful about powder coating, got a set done before and the paint layer is about 3mm thick, if scratched, a chunk of paint comes out and very hard to fix again, you almost need filler. I rattled canned my last set 2 years ago after a good sanding and if scratched, a simple clean and spray over. Never had a problem since. This was a matt black, maybe a shiney finish could be different.

Capri

brozzy wrote: »

Careful about powder coating, got a set done before and the paint layer is about 3mm thick, if scratched, a chunk of paint comes out and very hard to fix again, you almost need filler. I rattled canned my last set 2 years ago after a good sanding and if scratched, a simple clean and spray over. Never had a problem since. This was a matt black, maybe a shiney finish could be different.

My Dyane wheels are peeling away in chunks, might get them sandblasted and rattlecan them

Gary ITR

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Tallght Powder Coating come well recommended

Just not for cam covers :eek: