Wheel scratch repair involves fixing superficial damage on the surface of alloy or steel wheels. This service enhances the appearance and resale value of the vehicle. The process typically includes:
- Cleaning: Removing dirt and debris from the wheel.
- Sanding: Smoothing out the scratched area using sandpaper.
- Filling: Applying a filler to deeper scratches to level the surface.
- Priming and Painting: Applying primer and paint to match the original wheel color.
- Clear Coating: Adding a clear coat for protection and a glossy finish.
- Polishing: Polishing the wheel to blend the repaired area with the rest of the wheel.
Wheel Crack Repair
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Wheel crack repair addresses structural damage in alloy wheels caused by impacts or stress. This service ensures the wheel’s safety and functionality. The process usually involves:
- Inspection: Assessing the extent of the crack and determining if the wheel is repairable.
- Cleaning: Cleaning the area around the crack to ensure a strong repair.
- Grinding: Removing material around the crack to prepare for welding.
- Welding: Using specialized welding techniques to fill the crack with compatible metal.
- Cooling: Allowing the wheel to cool properly to avoid warping.
- Grinding and Sanding: Smoothing out the welded area to match the wheel’s surface.
- Repainting: Applying paint to match the rest of the wheel if needed.
- Balancing: Ensuring the wheel is balanced properly after the repair.
These services are essential for maintaining the safety, performance, and aesthetic appeal of vehicle wheels. As part of a mobile mechanic service, offering on-site wheel scratch and crack repair can provide added convenience for customers.