Was teaching my daughter to drive a manual.. She got a little too close to the curb..

Its not terrible, just kinda roughed up... stock Shinka wheels...

Anything I can do to smooth them out? I thought about trying to work on it with a dremel tool, but i didnt want to make it worse. Anyone have a suggestion... besides not letting my daughter drive it again.

 

I have a few scuffs on my stock rims from the previous owner, I too would like to see some suggestions...

 

IMO - take it to get pro wheel restored (like 100 a wheel to grind out the damage) and then powdercoat them.

But you can always try to grind and sand it yourself.

 

**it happens, deal, move on. lol

But if it bothers you that much...http://www.audiworld.com/tech/ext43.shtml

 

none of that stuff works, you have to get the rims and paint the hole thing, i think everyone had scuff on the rims and body, if the car lives outside

 

Until I get around to full sanding and refinishing my own curbed rim (similar story btw!), I just used a bit of the silver touchup paint that came with my daughter's Mazda6. It's pretty good camouflage, and protectant.

btw: I used a Mothers mini- [drill] ball and their aluminum wheel polish on my rims this weekend and they came out really nice. I thought they were already in pretty good shape and yet it was still dramatic.