damange on rim

[FRS-HHH]

any way to fix it? looks like a rock chip or something

[FRS-HHH]

by the way it just rained so the car got dirty :/

[BRZZZZZZZZZZ]

Get it repainted/powdercoated. Pretty minor to me, unless its a total show car I would just leave it or put a little dab of black paint over it.

[Rayme]

You better call your insurance.

[FunCon5]

Yes, a small amount of glaze, sand it, and then paint. I have done it before. It looked perfect on a black wheel

[FRS-HHH]

Originally Posted by FunCon5

Yes, a small amount of glaze, sand it, and then paint. I have done it before. It looked perfect on a black wheel

what kind of glaze?? and paint? like certain brands or is there a specific rim paint?

[FRS-HHH]

Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ

Get it repainted/powdercoated. Pretty minor to me, unless its a total show car I would just leave it or put a little dab of black paint over it.

nah not a show car just its noticeable lol

[zimzum]

Originally Posted by FRS-HHH

what kind of glaze?? and paint? like certain brands or is there a specific rim paint?

Some wheel companies will give you the mixing recipe to have your rims redone. I know my buddy had some paint mixed t touch up his Rays wheels.

[Crazy Drew]

I may be wrong here but are those 57dr's? I'm intimately familiar with these... Not sure if that's good or bad. The casting cleanup on them is far from ideal IMO for someone as reputable as rays. It appears as though the 1/8" thick layer of paint they put on them has chipped, from a rock or similar debris in the road.

As already suggested, automotive body glaze and paint. Check some of your local auto paint stores, many of them can mix up paint and can it for you in a spray can so you don't need to invest lots of money in painting equipment but you can still wind up with high quality results.

[ZionsWrath]

Meh, I'd just leave it. My Enkeis are all jacked up with rock chips... Funny though, only the rears. The fronts are good.

[FRS-HHH]

Originally Posted by zimzum

Some wheel companies will give you the mixing recipe to have your rims redone. I know my buddy had some paint mixed t touch up his Rays wheels.

Good to know ill email them or call them tomorrow

[FRS-HHH]

Originally Posted by Crazy Drew

I may be wrong here but are those 57dr's? I'm intimately familiar with these... Not sure if that's good or bad. The casting cleanup on them is far from ideal IMO for someone as reputable as rays. It appears as though the 1/8" thick layer of paint they put on them has chipped, from a rock or similar debris in the road.

As already suggested, automotive body glaze and paint. Check some of your local auto paint stores, many of them can mix up paint and can it for you in a spray can so you don't need to invest lots of money in painting equipment but you can still wind up with high quality results.

Im going to email and/or call rays just to see what they tell me and go from there. If not ill go your route.

[FRS-HHH]

Originally Posted by ZionsWrath

Meh, I'd just leave it. My Enkeis are all jacked up with rock chips... Funny though, only the rears. The fronts are good.

Lol yah these are the rear driver side rim..if its too pricey to fix I might leave it.

[FunCon5]

Originally Posted by FRS-HHH

what kind of glaze?? and paint? like certain brands or is there a specific rim paint?

Automotive glaze. I don't remember the kind. It is what my buddy had at his shop. We repainted all the wheels. Prep, primer, paint, clear. All the wheels had nicks. I got them for a great deal used. I was not hard. Took one afternoon. Cost about $10 per wheel in materials.

But, he already had all the tools...