Scuffed my rim!
Scuffed my rim!
So while I was pulling into a driveway, I didn't notice a small metal pipe sticking out on the side of the driveway. Scraped my front right rim on it.

I went and got a quote to repair the rim, shop said $100 which is a little pricey.
My question, is there a cheap way to fix this? Can I just get some silver alloy touch up paint and apply to the area? If you look at the picture, it has a line scratch in the rim and white paint from the pipe I scraped my rim against.
Any advice you have is appreciated. Thanks.

I went and got a quote to repair the rim, shop said $100 which is a little pricey.
My question, is there a cheap way to fix this? Can I just get some silver alloy touch up paint and apply to the area? If you look at the picture, it has a line scratch in the rim and white paint from the pipe I scraped my rim against.
Any advice you have is appreciated. Thanks.
So while I was pulling into a driveway, I didn't notice a small metal pipe sticking out on the side of the driveway. Scraped my front right rim on it.

I went and got a quote to repair the rim, shop said $100 which is a little pricey.
My question, is there a cheap way to fix this? Can I just get some silver alloy touch up paint and apply to the area? If you look at the picture, it has a line scratch in the rim and white paint from the pipe I scraped my rim against.
Any advice you have is appreciated. Thanks.

I went and got a quote to repair the rim, shop said $100 which is a little pricey.
My question, is there a cheap way to fix this? Can I just get some silver alloy touch up paint and apply to the area? If you look at the picture, it has a line scratch in the rim and white paint from the pipe I scraped my rim against.
Any advice you have is appreciated. Thanks.
If not, plastidip
Are those the Hyper Silver 19s? I recall reading that those are very difficult to touch-up or color match due to how they were originally painted. Here's some more info on that here.
You can try and buff out the scratch itself with some compound like you would do on regular paint as Grego214 mentioned, but be very gentle. If you can feel the scratch depth with your fingernail, then buffing it out will be of no use unfortunately.
You can try and buff out the scratch itself with some compound like you would do on regular paint as Grego214 mentioned, but be very gentle. If you can feel the scratch depth with your fingernail, then buffing it out will be of no use unfortunately.
So while I was pulling into a driveway, I didn't notice a small metal pipe sticking out on the side of the driveway. Scraped my front right rim on it.

I went and got a quote to repair the rim, shop said $100 which is a little pricey.
My question, is there a cheap way to fix this? Can I just get some silver alloy touch up paint and apply to the area? If you look at the picture, it has a line scratch in the rim and white paint from the pipe I scraped my rim against.
Any advice you have is appreciated. Thanks.

I went and got a quote to repair the rim, shop said $100 which is a little pricey.
My question, is there a cheap way to fix this? Can I just get some silver alloy touch up paint and apply to the area? If you look at the picture, it has a line scratch in the rim and white paint from the pipe I scraped my rim against.
Any advice you have is appreciated. Thanks.
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