resurfacing wheels

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    I have some scuffs on my wheels and wondered if anyone knows somebody that can do this cheap? I was quoted 130/wheel for resurfacing & painting!?

    If that's the cheapest around it's probably better to just get new wheels!?

    Know anyone that can do it cheaper???
     
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    jason would probably do it for half that plus dinner
     
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    I'd need to look at them. My schedule for wintor is kinda full, but I can see about getting them in. I could do them in Spring for sure.
     
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    readymix, do you do powder coating?
     
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    No, I paint. I can also wetsand and clearcoat for that finished look.
     
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    thanks guys.these wheels are painted gray with a silver lip. the silver lips have the damage. they were polished lips, but not anymore. ;) I don't care when they get done, as long as it's before summer.
     
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    Ready_mix...you do wet sand and clear coat?! Dang man...I am gonna have to hit you up in the spring if you want a good project car. I got so many little scartches and swirls from my own stupidity but am scared to try wet sanding and the works.
     
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    For paint and such I can buff out and wet sand small dings and such if you have a bottle of touch up paint. I can buff out swirls too if you need.
     
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    So readymix when you opening up the body shop?
     
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    When I get a aircompressor and a paintgun. ;)
     
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    You for real?
     
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