Refurbish the original rims/wheels
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Refurbish the original rims/wheels
I have a GSL-SE and I‘ll like to refurbish the original rims/wheels. Does anyone in the Orlando, FL area know good shops that refurbish rims/wheels? Any help will be appreciated.
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$500 to refurbish (polish) the car rims
I went to get an estimate to refurbish (polish) the car rims (original GSL-SE) but I think he asked too much. He asked me $500 for all 4 rims. This is the first time I do this so I have no idea how much this cost. The rims are not bent or in bad shape, they’re just old and with stains for been parked outside (no used) for a couple of years (over 5 years). With $500 I think I can find other rims, but I want to keep the car as original as possible. Do you think I’m wrong or $500 is not too much for the job. What else can I do? Any help or idea will be appreciated.
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I went to get an estimate to refurbish (polish) the car rims (original GSL-SE) but I think he asked too much. He asked me $500 for all 4 rims. This is the first time I do this so I have no idea how much this cost. The rims are not bent or in bad shape, they’re just old and with stains for been parked outside (no used) for a couple of years (over 5 years). With $500 I think I can find other rims, but I want to keep the car as original as possible. Do you think I’m wrong or $500 is not too much for the job. What else can I do? Any help or idea will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Luism12lm
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Luism12lm
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I recommend getting them sand/bead blasted and then going forward with the polishing. I redid my wheels this way and they turned out awesome. Once all of the bullshit is blasted off then you are good to go and refinishing does not take long just remember that the preperation always gives you the finished product not the paint!! PM me if you have ??s on doing it yourself. Chip
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