I would suggest a little test on the back edge of the wheel. I know that you
won't have it right next to the factory finish but you'll probably get a
pretty good idea if this is a valid idea or a bad one.
Good luck,
Chris
> Any do it yourself kits available to repair curb rash on my wheels?
> Original BMW 16' alloys. What about doing a little grinding and
> polishing?..
SharkmanBMW - 07 Jan 2006 23:36 GMT
show me pics and I will tell you exactly what to do... I have seen where
people worsen rash by trying to grind or buff... be careful
the proper fix is to weld in a new bead and then turn it down to match the
rest, it can be easily done to be perfectly like new.
> Any do it yourself kits available to repair curb rash on my wheels?
> Original BMW 16' alloys. What about doing a little grinding and
> polishing?..
Take a look at www.audioworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml that should help you.

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SteveG - 08 Jan 2006 12:43 GMT
>> Any do it yourself kits available to repair curb rash on my wheels?
>> Original BMW 16' alloys. What about doing a little grinding and
>> polishing?..
>>
> Take a look at www.audioworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml that should help you.
OOps, silly me. The URL should be www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml -
humble apologies to one and all :-)

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SharkmanBMW - 08 Jan 2006 20:12 GMT
great site, BUT, it is nowhere near that easy!!!
the painting is tough to get it right..... but it is worth a shot!!!
Do NOT sand more than you absolutely must!
Randy - 09 Jan 2006 02:53 GMT
Thanks for all your imput.. The website
http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml was very interesting. I think
I'll give it a try...Randy
> great site, BUT, it is nowhere near that easy!!!
> the painting is tough to get it right..... but it is worth a shot!!!
> Do NOT sand more than you absolutely must!