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If you want the finish that it has to return, you'll need the wheels re-machined.

 

Can I fix those? Yes.
Can you fix those? I don't know.

Run down to a wheel shop and see if they can refurbish them for you.

 

im just trying to find one locally that can do it for cheaper than $80 a wheel

 

That's actually a good price for re-coating a wheel. Does that include having the faces re-machined to match the pattern?

 

no idea, i just want the wheels to look new again, but if im gonna spend close to $100 a wheel id rather get new slipstreams, u know what i mean?

 

Unfortunately I don't know what you mean...because the blades are way better then the slipstreams my friend. I'd pay $100 for the OEM wheel far before I'd spend that money on the Rotas!!!

There is nothing better then sick kleeeen looking blades!

OEM FTW!!!

 

i agree blades look nice, but im more into the black sleeper look and the rotas are lighter

 

Well, to get them looking new, they'd have to be machined. Whether or not the quote you got included that, is unknown to me. Once the clear oxidizes, there really is no way to get the original finish back without diamond cutting or machining the faces to get the tiny grooves back. You could polish the face of the wheels, to achieve a similar appearance though.

 

if you want them stock i think is better to find another set, or paint then CW or any other color ....

this definitely look goo with some Type R Center caps

 

You might be able to find a nice set altogether instead of getting them fixed. I've seen them pop up on craigslist for less than 300-400

 

dang blake those look nice, what does CW mean? and what kind of paint is that? i would try that with a black color