Does anyone know of a touchup paint that can be used on polished alloy rims to repair curb rash? I bought some used Moda R6s and they could use some fixing.

 

Matching the paint will be virtually impossible. Auto paint stores will have hundereds of shades of slivers. Your best bet is to shell out the cash and pay to have them done.

 

Matching the paint will be virtually impossible. Auto paint stores will have hundereds of shades of slivers. Your best bet is to shell out the cash and pay to have them done. [/B][/QUOTE]

I don't need a perfect match. I just want to paint it to improve the looks. I realize it will look touched up so I'm just thinking to make it look better than the dark curb rash that is current has.

 

I don't need a perfect match. I just want to paint it to improve the looks. I realize it will look touched up so I'm just thinking to make it look better than the dark curb rash that is current has. [/B][/QUOTE]

Then go to your local auto paint store and pick out a color. They literally will have hundreds to choose from.

 

Then go to your local auto paint store and pick out a color. They literally will have hundreds to choose from. [/B][/QUOTE]

Sounds good. Thanks for the advice.