Step 1

• Your alloy wheels are removed from your vehicle and the tyres are removed from the rim

Step 2

• Our technicians begin work at the damage using unique tools specific for this job
• Using plenty of skill and patience, the damage is carefully removed until no visible signs exist
• The whole area is then prepared for paint spraying

Step 3

• Our technicians now prepare the paint by mixing paint formulations to get an exact match to your existing alloy wheel
• Once the paint has been mixed, we apply layers of paint onto the alloy wheel to cover and blend in the repaired area
• We now wait for the paint to dry (also known as “cure”)

Step 4

• Once the paint has cured, the paint work needs to be sealed in with lacquer
• Coats of lacquer are applied to the whole alloy wheel until all areas are covered
• The alloy wheel is then left to bake dry inside our purpose built drying room

Step 5

• Once the lacquer has bake dried, the tyre is put back onto the rim and sealed, inflated to the correct pressure and rebalanced
• The wheels are then placed back onto the car

Localised Repair

Step 1

• Sanding around the damaged area of the wheel

Step 2

• Wheel masked up ready for painting

Step 3

• Masked part of the wheel with the primer on

Step 4

• Alloy has been unmasked and the primered area has been sanded down smooth ready for colour

Step 5

• Alloy has been painted in colour and has been lacquered

Finished Alloy