Number5 wrote:I think Paisley Freight are the best way to ship them as you can get an exact quote.
Click here : https://www.paisleyfreight.com/alloy-wheel-courier
Sound. Thanks guys. Will check the Paisley company out!goldbcfc wrote:yes i enquired about buying some alloys this week on ebay and the seller recomended this Paisley freight saying there cheaspest in UK at £39.99 others are £50....
i might need to use them myself soon
goldbcfc how have you found the finish? Like I have some areas that have kerbing and corrosion. I assume that for best results you need to prep them a bit first? I saw on the website that there will still be blemishes etc. I know it kind of goes without saying as they aren't new alloys. But just as you've clearly done quite a few sets, what's the comparison before and after? Have you done any alloys that were 'slightly worse for the wear'? How did they come out?goldbcfc wrote:yes heres some ive had doneBarneybubble wrote:Wow have to say for the money that seems fantastic value.
I'm currently planning to take the winter to get the car ready for next spring.
I'm only about 1.5 hrs from Birmingham so will definitely consider these guys.
Thanks for the photos.
Do they split the rims on the R108,s ?
Sorry for posting again, so say there's quite a bad curb. Will they just file this out? Or will they add some sort of alloy filler? That's if you know! Thanks again, Kis.goldbcfc wrote:They strip and repair the wheels its not some delboy setup its a proper powdercoaters if their curbed they will look like new again when finished. I've just bought new alloys on saturday so will take my old 108's here to refurb before i sell on if i dont sell them as they are. Get some pics up soon.
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