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ram5ay

Member
Hey mate, I know a guy that can repair pretty much any wheel, but he is up here in Scotland. If you struggle to find anywhere locally you could always post stuff up to him, tell him I gave you his number (01555841000 - Derek @ Ace Performance Cars), and see what he sais, he should be able to see you right. He sorts stuff you wouldn't even think repairable from damaged split rims to completely broken rally rims, and can powder coat etc.
;-)
Phin
 

sadsy

New Member
if its flat spots, like you can see the distortion in the rim, you could try a piece of wood and a big hammer, just put your alloy on a cover so you dont mark it, put your bit of wood on the flat spot and knock it back to shape, its a bit dodgy but its a quick fix. ive done it to a couple of mine with no problems.
 
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