[Walker_CW]

Ok, so I'm an idiot and I ran my zero turn mower into the wheel of my F30. It's very minor damage to the clear coat of the aluminum.

I don't want to pay a wheel repair place to fix this, I'd just like to know what I could do to make the damage less noticeable.

Anyone have any recommendations?

[IMG]https://i.ibb.co/YNZV1V4/9-A902555-6...BBBA38-A18.jpg[/IMG]

[Billfitz]

You could use a touch up paint, sanded and buffed out. The trick is finding an exact color match.

[erickonphoenix]

Small scrapes can be lightly sanded then painted but severe scrapes it's best to look for a wheel repair shop. When I rashed my rear passenger wheel pretty badly I used one locally to South Houston who specialize in aftermarket wheels.

$140 and a two day turn around.

[Walker_CW]

Originally Posted by Billfitz

You could use a touch up paint, sanded and buffed out. The trick is finding an exact color match.

It's machined aluminum on the face of those wheels, so you are saying a touch up paint that looks like machined aluminum? Yeah, that would be tough!

[Billfitz]

I'm seeing a painted wheel in that picture.

[ks195]

Originally Posted by erickonphoenix

Small scrapes can be lightly sanded then painted but severe scrapes it's best to look for a wheel repair shop. When I rashed my rear passenger wheel pretty badly I used one locally to South Houston who specialize in aftermarket wheels.

$140 and a two day turn around.

This looks awesome, they did great work