Thanks. Plenty more to come mate

Glad you enjoyed it

Sods law. Glad the vid has helped

i just did the same :(

I had my insignia for six years , never damaged my rims , first day put brand new rims on Audi , 15 minutes later boom ! One rim completely damaged!

Thanks mate

Thank you! Cheers!

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Yep cheers

You don't happen to know the exact colour of the inside spoke dark grey on that Kia wheel? I need to do a touch up on the same rim but can't find the colour. Thanks

Thanks for watching

Coming soon!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for watching Juan

Hi thanks for watching. Lph 80 is 1.2, fade out lph 80 is 1.0. Sri is 1.2

Thanks for the tip brian

Brian could you provide a link or suggest where to get this color you're talking about. Thanks

@@brianholland77 PPG Deltron. D9070, Superfine Liquid Metal. I believe there is a newer version of this.

Thank you Brian for the response 👍

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I used some G360 compound and a small cutting pad. www.paintgear.co.uk supply this kind of thing.

Its gloss lacquer on the metal. you cant tell by eye it looks good

The customer was Mo 👍🏻

They are always lacquered from factory. Some may have a satin or mate finish lacquer tho

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When sanded down the area will leave an edge where the old finishes have been sanded. This is why we need to dust some silver over it.

The old man had already contacted a diamond cutting company and couldn't justify the expense. He knows his cars as he used to work at a large dealership before he retired

@@cvrpov no I meant I don't think I could do this at home... To get a good finish like you have :)

Hi John, thanks for the sub. Plenty more content to come! I don't cover West Yorkshire tho unfortunately

hi, probably the same kind of products as u have over in Italy

Hi mate. The old lacquer if sound just needs a good scotching up. If the colour areas have damage then sanding down, masking and blowing in some colour to the area will be needed then lacquer the whole wheel

Yes mate it is 👍🏻

Make sure really well flatted out

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Yes very likely and thanks

Its a cutting compound mate so fairly aggressive. Probably 3m fast cut

@@cvrpov as always, appreciate the reply. Thanks!

@@cvrpov Where are you based?

Hi Andrew. Yes it does alter the effect. It works great on minimal kerbing and is an alternative to having the whole 4 completely redone and the costs involved. If the wheels are kerbed all the way round however, then perhaps it will need properly re cutting.

Depending on what style of wheel they are you could only need two doing if they are on the same side of the car.obviously Porsche wheels are wider on the back to front so can’t swap one side for the other to match it up.

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In this method just doing a section leaves an edge. The silver hides the edge

You mean the edge that is created by sanded down old clearcoat? (So the old clearcoat itself making that edge?)

Hi mate. When the diamond cut is sanded down, no matter how fine of a grade you take it to.. there is always an edge left, the silver is mainly to dust over this edge to make it much less noticeable (which works great btw)

hi is this silver paint to match the diamond polished look as well? I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong but I get a dull finish compared to the remaining 'cut' wheel

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Not currently no sorry

@CVR POV no worries. Next time you come across one, if you could give us your POV, it would be greatly appreciated. I haven't come across any videos that explain the blending process for that type of refinish. Thanks

Use thinners on tyres if covered in slick

Ha. Very kind of u sir

Moondust silver is a good all rounder

Hello! How do you blow the putty repair?

There wasn't any

maybe worth a go ive never used that kit. www.paintgear.co.uk have a range of kits

I reduce by eye till watery but not any more than normal

Only for blowing bits in to hide the edges of the repair. Check my wheel repair playlist for more videos

Check ebay out and buy a mini Air da like the one I use.. theres several to choose and are pretty much the same but re branded.

90 ltr abac 3hp belt driven

Small amount of ford moondust silver then lacquer over the top

U can finish on red scotch or a fine grit wet and dry sandpaper

Ford moondust

Not at the moment sorry

Technicaly yes. But I dont seem to have any problems with not doing

Not sure but sometimes u have to be a bit creative with blends depending on the shape/design and damage

Yeah crack on with them buddy 👍🏼

I typically charge 55.00 for this kind of repair

Yes

If it’s on the colour part of the wheel that can be repaired without diamond cutting the wheel.it will be the opposite repair to this where they will mask out the diamond cut and paint the spoke/inner and lacquer. Any wheel repair man will do this with ease.just search for a local mobile wheel repairer or smart repair technician 👍🏻

lachojski2005 Thankyou..👍

You can repair them the same way as the video 👍🏼 coloured bits aswell just mask appropriate areas off

Minimal overspray

about 50-60 GB pounds

cheers kian your support is appreciated

Bmw titan silver or Ford moondust

I dont trade anymore sorry

Overspray was virtually non existant 👍🏼

Hi Dave. These repairs hold up very well actually. I do loads of them and loads of repeat offenders which give me the chance to see my older repairs etc. Adding a priming stage wouldn't work for alot of this type of wheel repair (Imo)

@@cvrpov there is a Adhesion Promoter for polished alloys, powdercoated or chromed wheels. The Promoter is translucent, no sanding needed. Works awesome in my opinion. "BCI 1K Adhesion Promoter Metal" If u are interested.

@@cvrpov Just going through the comments and seen rare daves comment, while on training my instructor knew I was going to be tackling diamond cuts just like you are and he recommended a product and a few of the other lads he has trained who are smart repairers swear by this product for adhesion promotor onto bare and polished metals on diamond cut wheels. The product is called Henkel Bonderite its a bit expensive but will last a very long time. Its like a baby wipe and you can use the wipe over and over again as long as you put it back in the container after use. It cost around £90 for 50 wipes which is expensive but as other smart repairers have told me they wipe the surface once prepped and then put the wipe back in the container until the next set of wheels they are doing then 2k clear onto the diamond cut wheel for max adhesion. This stuff you just wipe the diamond cut area with the bare metal it takes 1 minute to evaporate and etch the metal then you have to spray the moondust silver on within 15 minutes of wiping the area making this stuff awesome for doing this type of work as its super fast to apply and works great so I am told. I am ordering all my spray materials this week or next for starting up and this stuff is on my list :) You can get this stuff from www.spraygunsdirect.co.uk/index.php/henkel-bonderite-metal-etching-wipes-throw-away-your-etch-primer.html Another option is buying self etching 2k clear coat for diamond cut surfaces but that costs double the price of normal 2k clear,,, I would rather use the bondrite wipes to be honest I will also check out rare daves product as well as its good to have more than 1 option

@@ravedave513 Hi mate can you provide a link to where you buy this stuff as I keep getting webpages in German when trying to find this stuff pal

@@glitchtheory6609 unfortunately its a German Product

I only send prices out via dm messages to customers. yes i dont see why not

@@cvrpov do you have an email?

@@cvrpov Could I have ur email please?

Cover Derbyshire Chesterfield areas

Derbyshire

We no longer trade with the public sorry

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It can actually be done with minimal products and equipment. It's just an example of a process. Hardly logic defying.