well when i bought my rims the came with some kumho ecsta tires which have really thin sidewalls. my front 2 rims are scratched beyond belief around the edge of the tire.

from the looks of it, it looks to be repairable, might be a pricey fix, but doable.
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Ive been wondering the same thing. I figure if you can sand down the rough edges and repaint it with some Nissan paint (paint code "KYO"). then they should look better? right?
I'm nutty for Nissans
try sanding them out, then repaint them with wheel paint. if that doesnt work you can fill them in, either DIY or get them fixed professionally. I would try DIY, and if it fails and still looks bad, go out and have them fixed.
Try this, pretty good writeup:
http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml
http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml
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Originally Posted by scmaxima2k
Try this, pretty good writeup:http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml
wow great write up!
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damn, that wheel came out very nice after the fixOriginally Posted by scmaxima2k
Try this, pretty good writeup:http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml
I did the same thing to my wheel and had it fixed by a wheel repair shop. It cost me $60 to have it done and mine looked a lot worse than yours. It turned out better than I expected, looks as good as new....
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http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml
Originally Posted by scmaxima2k
Try this, pretty good writeup:http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml
That freakin' rocks! I think I may try this some boring Sunday instead of spending a few hundred bucks on a couple of new rims.
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wow, this is great, i will remember of this thread when i do curb my wheels, but im very careful, hopefully ill never curb mine. (Nock on wood_)
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http://www.courtesyparts.com/paint/maxima.html they have it there for $4.99, or you could try calling Dave Burnette at South Point Nissan.
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i might have to try that, i have one spot on one of my rims, and it bothers me cuz my rims are in perfect condition other than the one rim.Originally Posted by scmaxima2k
Try this, pretty good writeup:http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml
I'm nutty for Nissans
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duplicolor wheel paint is a very close matchOriginally Posted by 2 Da Max
anyone know where i could get paint for 2k rims besides the dealer?
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I've sanded down and painted 2 wheels that were way worse than any of those and they came out looking brand new. better than buying 2 new wheels
What kind of paint would you use on the TE rims? I have just a little curb rash on one rim that drives me crazy!
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whazzzzuup did that using sandpaper and polish.
Originally Posted by Ammi
Before and after pictureswhazzzzuup did that using sandpaper and polish.
No way that was fixed with only sandpaper and polish!!! HOW???
Who drilled those holes for you Ammi? I want to get some bmw BBS rims, but you have to drill them to fit the max right?
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you should ask whazzzzuupOriginally Posted by Ninos_Maxima
Who drilled those holes for you Ammi? I want to get some bmw BBS rims, but you have to drill them to fit the max right?
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That was done with sandpaper, a sander, water, a couple of rags and metal polish. Those wheels come with both 4x114.3mm and 5x114.3mm from the factory. I did not get those lugnut holes drilled. BTW, those wheels(3-piece Racing Hart C5) are from the early '90s. They are pretty hard to come by these days. My friend got them for $75 because the seller thought that the wheels were done for. He was shocked and kind of mad when he saw what I did with them.Originally Posted by Ammi
you should ask whazzzzuup
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lol, stupid question but... For the rims that "2 Da Max" has, whats the paint name for it :-P
Yeah, Jae... but those prices! 
I'll agree they do NICE work, but for THAT, you'd be better off just getting a new set of whatever rims you want.

I'll agree they do NICE work, but for THAT, you'd be better off just getting a new set of whatever rims you want.
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