How to Repair an Alloy Wheel

Alloy wheels make your car look great, so it’s frustrating when they get scratches and scuffed from the kerb. By choosing the right alloy wheel repair kit you can get them looking as good as new.

Alloy Wheel Repair Kit

The first thing to do is to purchase a Alloy Wheel Repair Kit. Using an Ally Wheel Repair Kit is the easy and affordable way to repair alloy wheels, using professional alloy repair materials and techniques.

These kits contains everything you need to repair your vehicles alloy wheels and plastic hub covers. The kits includes a special alloy paint to re-coat both the damaged wheel and the three other wheels to match.

What you will need

• Alloy Wheel Repair Kit


• A pencil


• Scissors

Alloy wheel repair instructions

Here is a summary of how to carry out alloy wheel repair. With step by step instructions you’ll find it easy to repair kerb scrapes, deep scratches and scuffs. Full instructions will be included with your Alloy Wheel Repair Kit.

Step 1: Sand the damaged area with wet & dry paper, and clean with the first wipe. Wearing gloves, apply gel into the scratches or scrapes so it sits just above the surface.

Step 2: Activate the gel immediately using the activator and pump spray. After five minutes, use the wet & dry paper to sand the gel to the contour of the wheel. Clean the area with the second wipe, ensuring the whole wheel is clean and dry.

Step 3: Mask the wheel, valve and surrounding bodywork.

Step 4: Apply a light coat of paint and a second slightly heavier coat, holding the can 12-20cm from the wheel, pointing down away from the bodywork, and using constant movements to avoid running.