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***waynne*** · 10-10-2007, 09:36 AM

Or paint them black and red.(More people with show cars are painting their alloys - I'll do an article on this when I get time!)

You can gently sand back the bubbles and blisters with a fine grit paper or you can buy an alloy wheel repair kits. A good wheel cleaner and a bit of time will have them looking like new!

10-10-2007, 09:36 AM	#3 (permalink)
*waynne* Administrator TC Founder Car: A4 2.0T Fsi Quattro Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Deal, Kent UK Posts: 27,845	Or paint them black and red.(More people with show cars are painting their alloys - I'll do an article on this when I get time!) You can gently sand back the bubbles and blisters with a fine grit paper or you can buy an alloy wheel repair kits. A good wheel cleaner and a bit of time will have them looking like new! _______________________________________________ When it comes to pricing - the oil companies have us all over a barrell!