Wheel refurb
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04-22-2014, 03:12 PM
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04-24-2014, 10:18 AM
Both Jim (Admin) and I have used The Wheel Specialist. This is a franchise with branches around the UK. There are other similar services available in most large towns and I had a choice from three within a 20 mile radius.
The one thing we both avoided was a mobile service. It would be difficult for anyone working out of a van to fully strip, repair if necessary, polish, spray and bake wheels to the same standard as someone operating out of fixed premises.
Graham
The one thing we both avoided was a mobile service. It would be difficult for anyone working out of a van to fully strip, repair if necessary, polish, spray and bake wheels to the same standard as someone operating out of fixed premises.
Graham
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04-24-2014, 11:40 AM
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As per Graham really, although I have to add that Peter had his alloys refurbed by Wheelpro Scotland, who I have also used recently.
Both the Wheel Specialist and Wheelpro come highly recommended by me for sure.
Depends on the quality and durability of the finish required I guess and how much you are prepared to pay.
Again as per Graham I would avoid mobile alloys repairers as they cannot do the work to the same standard.
Sorry I can't comment on the people you mention Steve
Both the Wheel Specialist and Wheelpro come highly recommended by me for sure.
Depends on the quality and durability of the finish required I guess and how much you are prepared to pay.
Again as per Graham I would avoid mobile alloys repairers as they cannot do the work to the same standard.
Sorry I can't comment on the people you mention Steve
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04-24-2014, 04:24 PM
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