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Where is it 12 bucks?I’ve never used them, but $40 for some touch up paint and sanding supplies is egregiously high. I have induction wheels and spent around $12 for the paint and other supplies.
I tend to agree.I don't think 39 bucks is all that bad for a better matching paint and all supplies needed especially on an expensive car. I wouldn't call it a "rash" decision.
Based on reviews, I used the T Sportline one for my 21" Uberturbines.
Where in Texas are you, have a guy in houston that does a fix for $75/wheel and its flawless work, practically brand new. curbed my MYP 24 hours after delivery. I can upload before and after picsDev007,
Do you have a fees pics of the entire wheel with the rim protector? I just scratched my rim on my brand new M3P and it’s driving me crazy. Thanks.
I understand how you feel. Especially when it is brand new. Here is how it looks on mine. I guess I could have done it a little better but oh well…Dev007,
Do you have a fees pics of the entire wheel with the rim protector? I just scratched my rim on my brand new M3P and it’s driving me crazy. Thanks.
Dev007,
Do you have a fees pics of the entire wheel with the rim protector? I just scratched my rim on my brand new M3P and it’s driving me crazy. Thanks.
FYI, rim blades are a waste of money as they only cover up a rash. It won't prevent a rash and often they will snap when curbed and scratch up your fenders, etc. It's happened to a few on here.Alternatively, you can use something like a rim blade to cover/protect the rim. They can be a little pricey but gives you a peace of mind. It protected mine a few times. It matches the Uberturbine rim pretty well.
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I couldn't agree more on that so called "rim protector". When 4500 lbs car pushes its weight on the wheels to the curb, nothing plastic will protect your wheels.FYI, rim blades are a waste of money as they only cover up a rash. It won't prevent a rash and often they will snap when curbed and scratch up your fenders, etc. It's happened to a few on here.
That said I fixed our rashes with spray paint. You can see the pics in thread below.
21” Ubertind wheels touch up paint
Hi everyone. Got my first little bit of curb rash on my ‘22 MYP 21” rims. Where can I get touch up paint?teslamotorsclub.com
Fixed some rash, about 4" long. Filed area, wet sanded and brushed on a metallic color I mixed for 3 cans of silver metallic in spray cans, some darker than others. I can find the spot on the rims but from 2' away not noticeable. Satisfied. Thanks for the two touch up paints shown above...wish I had those before buying full sized spray cans and mixing my own color.I couldn't agree more on that so called "rim protector". When 4500 lbs car pushes its weight on the wheels to the curb, nothing plastic will protect your wheels.
Also, I tried "Carbon Mist" spray after intensive search (they are discontinued) for $20, I can confirm that they are about 60% match. They are way lighter and very noticeable when applied.
If you want the best match, either go with one of these and apply with the air brush.
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