So I'm the new guy here...
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So I'm the new guy here...
MRAMG1 told me about this site, but up until last week, I wasn't part of the family officially... well, now I am with the addition of a 2014 E63 sAMG.
So I have one question... I'm in Pittsburgh PA, and I'm looking for a wheel repair place. I have a couple scratched up rims I'd like to get taken care of.
Thoughts?
Oh, and I'll post some pictures here before too long!
Kevin.
So I have one question... I'm in Pittsburgh PA, and I'm looking for a wheel repair place. I have a couple scratched up rims I'd like to get taken care of.
Thoughts?
Oh, and I'll post some pictures here before too long!
Kevin.
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Welcome to MBWorld. How deep are the scratches? Just surface paint level that can be sanded down or bad curb rash/gouges that need filling?
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Lincoln LS F250 E63 sAMG
2 aren't bad, probably sandable. The front one my guess is it's going to need filled and sanded. Dealership I bought the car from is taking care of the nasty one, they were being dicks about the other two, which aren't that bad, but they aren't 'perfect'. I have no idea what this kind of work costs, I've never screwed up a rim in my life. The rest of the car was dead nuts on for what I was looking to find for 2 years, and, I had already flown to the lot to get the car.
Thanks for the reply.
When I get home I'll take a picture of them.
Thanks for the reply.
When I get home I'll take a picture of them.
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Welcome I have never had a rim repaired. I guess I was just lucky. I would google repair places in your area or try the Junk yards. You may be able to pick up a whole good rim for what it would cost to repair one.
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Welcome to MBWorld! If you do a Google search for a wheel refurbishing place near you I'm sure some places will pop up. I did find this while doing a quick search: http://www.awrswheelrepair.com/pittsburgh. Hope you enjoy the new ride and if you ever need anything be sure to let me know. 
