Blogs

  • Mercedes C63 AMG. Diamond Cut Finish

    March 14, 2015

    Mercedes C63 AMG. Powder Coated & Diamond Cut Finish We can Refurbish Diamond Cut Alloys and even Customise Wheels, to a Diamond Cut-Polished Finish if the customer wants it done. Diamond Cut and Polished Alloys normally take slightly longer to refurbish as they are two tone coloured, which means they undergo more processes which costs […]

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  • Scooter Wheels – Refurbishing Motorbike & Moped Alloys

    March 7, 2015

    Scooter Wheels – Refurbishing Motorbike & Moped Alloys  We can repair and refurbish all types of alloy wheels including motorbike, scooter, moped and even lorry wheels. Customers have the option to have whatever they want done- Customising the wheels or even just a change of colour. This customer who owned this pair of scooter – moped […]

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  • Diamond Cut BMW M6 Powder Coated Hyper Silver

    March 3, 2015

    BMW M6 Powder Coating Alloys instead of Re-Polishing (Diamond Cutting) the Alloy Wheel. Hyper-Silver Finishes Powder Coating is an extremely durable surface finish that is available in a wide range of colours and also now come in specialist colours such as Hyper Silvers. These colours are very shinny and resemble a polished finish similar to […]

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  • Before & After Seat- Corroded Alloys (Full Process)

    February 14, 2015

    Before & After Seat- Corroded Alloys (Full Refurbishment Process) All Alloy Wheels Repaired and Fully Refurbished by The Wheel Medics are Acid dipped, Sandblasted, and then Powder Coated, Diamond Cut or Polished if necessary. New valves are supplied free of charge and a free tyre change is also available if necessary. All Alloy Wheels are […]

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  • Chrome Pitting

    February 14, 2014

    Chrome Pitting We are able to Refurbish Chrome Wheels back to original condition but the process takes between 4-6 weeks if the wheels come to us in poor condition. We can restore normal painted, polished or diamond cut wheels too, within 2-5 days depending on the finish. Chrome alloys take longer because a common problem […]

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