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Wheel refinishing in So Cal

Discussion in '206/246' started by Pantdino4, Apr 26, 2025.

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  1. Pantdino4

    Pantdino4 Karting

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    Anyone know a reputable company to refinish my Cromodoras in LA / Orange County CA?

    Thanks
    Jim
     
  2. swift53

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    Painted or Powder coat? I am interested also.
    Hope not intruding :)
     
  3. Pantdino4

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    #3 Pantdino4, Apr 27, 2025
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    Painted for me. Powder coating looks more like grey to my eye

    I posted the same question in the other Detailing forum and The Wheel Shop in Riverside was recommended

    I'm going to call around tomorrow to see where Ferrari repair shops send wheels in OC, as that is closer for me.
     
  4. garybobileff

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    Here at Bobileff Motorcar in San Diego, we strip and refinish, weld up damaged or scuffed edges, just last week we refinished 5 wheels for a Lambo Miura SV, and 4 wheels on a Lambo Diablo, give me a call at 1.858.622.1600
    Gary Bobileff
    Bobileff Motorcar Company in San Diego
     
  5. swift53

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    I much prefer the painted version, besides the fact of originality. :) Mine, we do here back home.
     
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  7. garybobileff

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    Powder coating will cause hydrogen embrittlement, that's why aircraft wheels are never powder coated, only painted.
    Gary Bobileff
    Bobileff Motorcar Company in San Diego
     
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