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actually i was about to ask a similar question to this, i do know of a place in canberra that does this, i think they are a married couple that run their own business?

and if you dont mind me hi-jacking ur thread, does anyone also know of somewhere that can repair gutter scratches and polish my rims? again sorry to hi_jack.

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I wouldn't mind having a few rim scratches fixed up too if it was cheap, but I was told it's not worth the bother for how much it'd cost. Depends what your rims are worth of course...

I was quoted $150 for the rim repair by the place where I bought my tyres (they send it off to Qbyn somewhere). Does that sound reasonable? One advantage of going with them is they'll lend me a rim to take my new tyre while it's being fixed - I don't have to drive on the space saver at max 80kms an hour!

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Hey john,

to my knowledge their is only one place that does it which is quickfit in queenbyan. They generally charge more like $200 a rim i thought so $150 is probably pretty good. anyways thats all i got

Well that makes some sense (I've been dealing with Quickfit belco). Maybe it's slightly cheaper because I've spent $950 with them in the last 2 weeks.

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$60 dang thats a good price i guess it does completly depend on how bad the rim is eg just scuff marks around the outside big dints, cracks etc i was looking at buying some rims from a guy online but the thought of paying $200 a rim to get them cleaned up put me off

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