HOU Can someone recommend me a wheel refinishing vendor?

So I have used Rollos before, but that was to repair a bend / repair a chrome outer lip

I almost used Sab as well, but he couldn't work on my chrome SSRs, so can't speak from experience but from my friends they say he does great work

I've used Curtis at Clarity but he takes a long long time (mostly due to covid situation) however his work is impeccable - but I'm not sure if he can do wheel work - however it sounds like you don't need wheel work, but paint work

If you don't mind me asking, how much did rim repair charge you?

 

Should be -

https://www.google.com/search?q=curtis+clarity+houston&oq=curtis+clarity+houston&aqs=chrome..69i57.3431j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Last year (during Covid) I had him cerakote my novel jdm headers for my RC-F

 

Great timing for this thread!

I just bought a F12 that has some curb rash on one of the front wheels, which of the above recommendations would be best for that? Thanks in advance!

 

For curb rash, I would do Rollos - mostly because I have actually experience with them, they are on Star Ln near the FoH dealership (somewhat)

It's across STF Fitness (that's where I work out) and almost next door to Autodynamics (where I usually list my cars)

 

I used Rollos to repaint my 6.0 wheels from black (must have been a whack job to do that to one of the best wheel design of all time) back to pretty factory silver. Did a great job....

And I need to now go back to them to repaint my Ford GT wheels....what is the fascination with black wheels?

 

Thanks all, I will give them a call.

 

FWIW, the oven that are normally used have a conveyer the wheel sits on as it travels through. That surface is what causes the scratched appearance, being on the back side of the wheel most owners would never know nor care.. BUT Ferrari are different.

As for not covering the mounting surface and bolt holes, that sounds like an oversight, and should be easily addressed.

Find a company that hangs their wheels or use a reputable paint shop to refinish them.

Question about the price, does the $135.00 include mounting and balancing the tire back on the wheel?

GL in your search in Houston.

S

 

Man, that looks like azz.....I don't think the mounting surface is ever painted, in my experience.

 

Perhaps a long discussion with Wheels America would yield a better result??

Or clean up what you have, and wait for the next curb, having rattle canned the rear rim....I know powder coating is all the rage, but......