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Chaps hi,

 

I am needing some wheels refurbished.

 

Anyone able to recommend anyone ? Local to me - Banbury in Oxfordshire ?

 

Can't remember who I used a few years back for a set of speedlines - Aylesbury way, although would prefer closer.

 

cheers in advance

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Chaps hi,

 

I am needing some wheels refurbished.

 

Anyone able to recommend anyone ? Local to me - Banbury in Oxfordshire ?

 

Can't remember who I used a few years back for a set of speedlines - Aylesbury way, although would prefer closer.

 

cheers in advance

 

I've used pristine before Woburn Milton Keynes area. Dunno about Aylesbury...

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I have just rang them before posting on here.

 

They want £108 per wheel !!!!!!!!!!!

 

I thought this was a tad high !!!

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Goldie - I live in the South of the country !!!

 

I have now rang 4 wheel refurbishers. Cheapest is £72 so far, most are £90. None of whom I know the quality of their work.

 

Jim - Manhatten do wheels - Have you heard anything about their wheel refurbs. What do you reckon.

They are charging £72 upwards and would want to see them before confirming the price.

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No idea unfortunately :(

 

I'd be reassured by the fact they're a paint shop though, rather than a powdercoaters..

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Wow... At that price I'd be buying a new set of solitudes from classic car part... They were still selling them for about 70 quid each a while back.

 

I came across a company in Hemel called max powder a while a go no idea of quality but seemed cheap... But cheap is not always best.

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Yeah - they're still that kind of price, but I'd assume Wendy has Speedlines that need refurbishing.

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Wow... At that price I'd be buying a new set of solitudes from classic car part... They were still selling them for about 70 quid each a while back.

 

I came across a company in Hemel called max powder a while a go no idea of quality but seemed cheap... But cheap is not always best.

 

Have you got a link by chance for those? Interesting!

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Helped by the very weak euro currently! What's the options for the centre caps these days?

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Don't mind me - my thread - cheeky lot !!!

 

However - this does remind me i must buy some Euro's while they are cheap. !! lol

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Actually its my Summer set of Rays for my 350z !!!

 

Ah ok :)

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Just seen this one on Google in Gloucester and they have 2 good reviews on Google - both 5 star

 

https://plus.google.com/+GlevumalloywheelrepairsCoUk07837665979/posts

 

Says they are on facebook - if so im sure people on there will let you know what they are like

 

They are a SMART repairer, mobile service only - Never looks as good as a full strip and repaint.

 

Ian.

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About 4 years ago I had my old 16" MX5 alloys dipped & stripped, these were pretty badly scuffed & refinished as new & refitted etc for about £250 all-in for 4. Same day service too if you book a month in advance.

The guys who did mine were

http://www.wheelworksuk.co.uk/

Ok, they're in Crawley, but there are similar places everywhere who would charge far less than what you were quoted.

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I used Lepsons in Gillingham to refurbish my Speedlines. They charged £75 + VAT for a full refurbishment. This included an acid striping, filling the damage and a full repaint. They maybe more expensive than some but the quality of their work is superb. IMO anything less than this is not a proper job and is likely to deteriorate very quickly. Their website has lots of useful information for anyone contemplating a wheel refurbishment. http://www.lepsons.com/

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