Wheel Scratch Fix® Matte Black Touch Up Paint for Cars - DIY Alloy Wheel Repair Kit, Curb Rash Remover with Fast-Drying Pen - Long-Lasting OEM Finish Car Rim Paint for Scuffs and Chips at Home (Satin

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3 out of 4 rims on my car had curb rash and a local shop quoted me $125 per rim to repair. Had my doubts with this product but it worked great to “repair” and make the curb rash significantly less noticeable. The sand block and alcohol wipe worked very well and the light silver was almost perfect match to my rims.

So far it’s a good product, but not wow. The most important part is how you use it, there’s a specific way to apply it, otherwise you won’t get good results. Take your time and follow the instructions carefully for the best outcome.

I have a 2012 Scion TC with 220K miles on it. Somehow I stupidly rode along a granite curb with both right wheels, causing major rim scraping and a flat tire. I thought I ruined the right side of my car. But, I replaced the tire for a reasonable price and had my car aligned. What really stuck out was the rim scrapes (more like gouges). The standard rim color for a black Scion TC is charcoal. But, the charcoal in this kit looked too dark. So, I matched the color on the included color chart with the wheels and it looked most like Dark Silver. I really thought this was going to look awful since I did so much damage, but it actually came out great! I just followed the instructions, taped it off, sanded with the sanding block, wiped it with the rubbing alcohol, repeated, and painted, and repeated that as well. I took off the masking tape a couple of hours later and voila! I won't says good as new, but from a distance, you can not tell there is damage.

After reading the reviews I was skeptical but I decided to give it a try, I was not disappointed! It didn’t wash off in the car wash and it disguises the scratches to those who don’t know they are there! The color matched perfectly and I was really impressed. I did the “repairs” at 2 different times so I included the damage picture and followed by the “repaired” picture for each rim. I have metal rims so I couldn’t buff it all the way flat without wearing down too much metal but I was able to cover the bright silver color that was exposed to camouflage the damage!

Works well. Don't expect perfection but if you dont know it's there, you would never notice repair.