Alloy wheel refurbishment is the process of restoring and renewing the appearance of alloy wheels that have suffered from damage, corrosion, or cosmetic issues. it involves repairing and refinishing the wheel to make them look like new! 

The time required for refurbishment can vary depending on the extent of the damge and the specific process used. In general , it may take between 2-3 working days.

The cost of refurbishment varies based on factors like the extent of damage, the type of finish you want, The size of the wheel and your location. It’s best to get a quote. Also our  you can find our price here. 

To keep your refurbished wheels in good condition, clean them regularly with mild detergent and a soft brush o cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaning materials to prevent damage.

 The main difference lies in the wheel’s finish. Painted alloy wheels have a traditional painted surface, while diamond-cut wheels have a polished and machined finish created by removing a thin layer of material.

Painted alloy wheels have a surface coating of paint applied to the wheel, which provides colour and protection against corrosion and wear. The paint can be in various colors and finishes, including matte or gloss.

A diamond-cut wheel, also known as a machine-faced or machined alloy wheel, features a polished finish achieved by using a specialized lathe to cut into the wheel’s surface. This process creates a distinct shiny, metallic appearance.

A diamond-cut wheel refers to a type of wheel finish where the face of the wheel is machined or cut with diamond-tipped tools to create a more intricate and reflective surface. This finish often gives a distinct, shiny appearance. On the other hand, “painted” typically refers to wheels that have a layer of paint applied to them for colour and protection.