Wheel refurb - Glasgow
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Hobojim said:
'The wheel specialist' in East Kilbride did an excellent job on my diamond cut alloy. They seem exceptionally busy with lots of dealers bringing them some nice motors to sort (2x lambos). I would give them a go.
OPC Glasgow used someone in EK - not sure if it's these guys - and it took three attempts to get my wheel refurb right…Mike the polisher does a good job. http://www.the-polisher.com/
Technomad said:
Hobojim said:
'The wheel specialist' in East Kilbride did an excellent job on my diamond cut alloy. They seem exceptionally busy with lots of dealers bringing them some nice motors to sort (2x lambos). I would give them a go.
OPC Glasgow used someone in EK - not sure if it's these guys - and it took three attempts to get my wheel refurb right…Phunk said:
It is the same guys. However he also did my 911 alloys and managed to match the centre caps I supplied perfectly. Awesome job.
Glad to hear it - I may have just been unlucky: First attempt, they used too light an undercoat for the black, so that the shade looked more charcoal and didn't match the centre caps. Second attempt - outside looked good but they'd dragged or stacked the wheels before the paint was hardened, so the backs were in a right mess. Third attempt is looking good so far, even if some of their edge masking is rather poor.briang9 said:
used these guys a couple of times, they do a very good job
E S P Coatings
30 Stronend Street, Glasgow G22 6AR
Phone:0141 336 3800
I used them a few years back and they did a very good job on a set of 22-spoke AMG wheels which to my eye looked like they'd be very difficult to do.E S P Coatings
30 Stronend Street, Glasgow G22 6AR
Phone:0141 336 3800
Their yard and location isn't glamorous in the slightest, but the finish vs. cost was great - £220 at the time for 4 x 18" wheels including removal and refitting of tyres.
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