ouch!!...poor wheels
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From: SoCal
My Ride: 2008 550I LOADED, all options except HUD and NV
Go to Bavauto.com, under detailing, then wheel and tire care: there is an "alloy wheel repair kit" for $55 that might work for you
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Go to autozone to buy flat black spray paint along with fine grit sand paper. Carefully sand down the scuffs and mask It well. Then spary the area twice or so. You don't have to take off the wheel if you mask and cover up the car. Easy $10 DIY job. Not perfect but does the job. Good luck.
Go to autozone to buy flat black spray paint along with fine grit sand paper. Carefully sand down the scuffs and mask It well. Then spary the area twice or so. You don't have to take off the wheel if you mask and cover up the car. Easy $10 DIY job. Not perfect but does the job. Good luck.
Go to autozone to buy flat black spray paint along with fine grit sand paper. Carefully sand down the scuffs and mask It well. Then spary the area twice or so. You don't have to take off the wheel if you mask and cover up the car. Easy $10 DIY job. Not perfect but does the job. Good luck.
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From: Los Angeles, CA
My Ride: 2008 AW N52 with sports package & premium package; natural brown interior
MODs:
Orion V2s
3000K H8 Yellow Fogs
Matte Black Kidney Grills
20" Miro 111
Hankook V12 Tires
H&R Sport Springs
Special coding via Simon (dbl flash hazards, digital velocity, etc.)
LED Side Markers from Trinity Autosports
LED License Plate Lights from Trinity Autosports
Carbon Delete
BMC Air Filter
RPI Scoop
RPI GT Exhaust
Future MODs:
Mtech Kit
KW Variant 2 Coilovers
CIC Retrofit
Upgrade Audio System




