Kurbing On Wheels

  1. Established Member Joined: Oct 2010 Southampton/Reading Posts: 1186 Cars Are For Gays.
    #1
    Right so I have some slight kurbing on my front S wheels and was wondering what the best way of sorting them out is...Can you use a kind of filller or would sanding it down sort it out (doesnt look like it would )

    Any advise welcome
  2. Frequent Poster Joined: May 2009 Skelmersdale Posts: 910 BMW E92 320D Mk2 Golf 1.8T, Triumph Spitfire 1500
    #2
    get a picture up of it mate?
  3. Established Member Joined: Oct 2010 Southampton/Reading Posts: 1186 Cars Are For Gays.
    #3
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by DaDangerMan View Post
    get a picture up of it mate?
    I was just thinking that would probably be a good idea

    I will have a gander when I get home from work tonight
  4. Frequent Poster Joined: May 2009 Skelmersdale Posts: 910 BMW E92 320D Mk2 Golf 1.8T, Triumph Spitfire 1500
    #4
    rightio matey
  5. Established Member Joined: Jan 2011 Bridgwater, Somerset Posts: 1092 2001 Saxo 1.1
    #5
    Filler is good stuff if you take your time with it you can get a great finish, I would however go with sanding if the curbing is not to deep as its the easiest and cost effective solution
  6. L-plater Joined: Jul 2010 west dumbartonshire, scotland Posts: 32 saxo vtr, corsa's from 1.2 to redtop's , clio
    #6
    hi m8 think u can buy alloy repair kits and ul get everything u need in that so ur not lookin all over the place for different things. u can get putty like stuff too witch hardens up like metal then just file it back to suit. lot stronger than filler to!!!! just depends on how bad tho. dont want to give urself to much work lol.
  7. Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2010 guisborough Posts: 120 saxo vtr mk2 black
    #7
    filler will crack eventully your beta of sanding them if you take your time doing them