Anyone know of a good shop around here. I don't want to spend $400+ to refinish my wheels. They have some srapes and minor scratches. Thanks!

 

Two of the best wheel repair places in the country are about 80 miles from you:

Wheel Collision Center (Bath PA)

Ye Olde Wheel Shop, 7281 Washington Blvd.,Elkridge, MD 21227 (800) 526-8260, (410) 796-8400

But it sounds like you really don't want to pay what professional, competent wheel refinishing places typically charge. If you don't, then your best bet is to drive around with those scrapes and scratches.

 

I can personally vouch for Ye Olde Wheel Shop in Elkridge, MD. They already refinished 2 sets of wheels for me, and are currently working on a third set. They're not necessarily the cheapest place, but you will get top quality work, that's for certain.

They do more than just wheel repair as well. Custom work is available.

Here's a few pix of their work.

My GSR blades before and after.




...and my SSR Schumachers before and after.

 

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They do more than just wheel repair as well. Custom work is available.

Here's a few pix of their work.

My GSR blades before and after.


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im sorry but besides getting rid of the scratches i dont think they did that well of a job to make it look oem again, oem blades are very very shiney almost chrome looking

 

This is excellent. I have been trying to research this for sometime. Good new...
Thank you!

 

I know this is an old thread but I used Wheel Collision Center in Bath, PA back when I 1st started getting into cars.
Bent a nice set of TSX VX1s in the 17" size. They straightened and cleaned them up for about $75/wheel which is not overly cheap but cheaper than buying new wheels which was $150-200 or so (back in 1996).