Three of my stock wheels have varying degrees of curb rash, I bought the car used, with some being pretty deep and noticeable so I have been thinking about attempting od repairing them with bondo. I came across a couple of youtube videos that show how and it seems pretty easy and straight...

This is the first time I've driven a car with low-profile tires (the 18" alloys), and I made a rookie mistake yesterday and scraped against a curb. The scratch is only a few inches long and about a centimeter from the outside edge. Is there a quick way to repair this, or cover it up a bit?

Don't spend money on repairs DYI.. This ones my fault This one I blame on my stock Yokos in snow Sanded the ridges down, filled and sanded some more... Ready for plasti-dip Rim repairs after white Plasti-dip, Before pearlizer.. I finish up and post pics of the rims tomorrow..

Hey peeps in SoCal! I'm selling my 2nd gen MS3 wheels! $500 obo Although the only catch is that I'm only willing to meetup with peeps in SoCal cuz I don't want to ship them. No tires, no TPMS, no curb rash. I'll be cleaning them before meeting up with you. I can work with you on the price just...

I know, I know, the best way to avoid it is to not hit the curb at all. I live in the city and park on the street daily, though, and sometimes it's just unavoidable. I've got some small knicks on a few of the rims that I want to take care of at some point. With past cars that I've owned, this...

Scratched my 2010 17" Alloys on the curb today.. What can I do to fix em? What happened: Small street, was at a stop and the guy making the turn into my street was really close to me so I turned to the curb to avoid him. In result, curb rash... :crybaby 1: They look worse in the pictures...