Spurian

I turned in correctly out of a parking space and my wheel hit scratched against the curb. I feel like an idiot. The wheel looks kind of scratched but it isn't superbad. Are there anyways to fix it?

star607

most alloy wheel repair places only can do oem finish, with ti they usually send the rim out to be powdercoated. There are some detailers that touch up the rim to minimize the scratches appearance, but not perfect in any sense.

sparkhill

I had a standard wheel repaired and the shop told me they thought it was a powder-coat and very hard to match but that they could get about a 90% match. I went ahead and the match is about 98% to me and probably invisible to just about everyone else. I think a good shop could get very close on the titanium wheels.

April

different, so you will need to figure out what matches. The rest still applies though.

CanyonRS4

Go almost to the bottom and the writeup is under GA<ul><li><a href="https://www.audiworld.com/tech/wheel.html">https://www.audiworld.com/tech/wheel.html</a</li></ul>

MARKNMTT

even more **** than i would not like the blending of the spray across the wheel (texture rather than color an issue) but after 10 seconds of driving and new brake dust it is nearly impossible to see the repair area. So yes a good shop should be able to make it so no one else will ever know the difference.

sparkhill

Regardless, it is really hard to notice unless you know exactly where to look.

Spurian

Thanks for the advice everyone!