E-TECH Car Complete Alloy Wheel Refurbishment Repair Professional Kit- BLACK

Managed to curb two alloys on my van, one pretty bad. This stuff was amazing! Little tip, use a heat gun or a good hair dryer to help the putty set and then dry the paint. Several coats of pair, all heat gun dried and you couldn’t tell the difference! Both the images show the after state. The darker patches on the tyres show where the scuffs were on the alloys.

Decent kit if your prep is good, I did all 4 wheels with one kit.

Quick delivery, the kit had everything that was needed. Reading the other reviews i decided to buy 3 extra cans of black spray. I did however change the wheels from silver to black. The lacquer was easy to apply but once again purchased 1 extra can. But really only used 1 and 1/2. End result great looking wheels and the finish i wanted. Next project I do I'll definitely be buying again.

If your willing to get your hands dirty this product is great. You can bring your wheels to a garage and pay hundreds or you can do it yourself and it will look just as good. I used this and my wheels came out amazing. Watching a tutorial video is a good wya to make sure you get it right. Would recommend to anyways looking to upgrade their car.

Excellent quality value for money many thanks

Not enough sandpapers to do 2 wheels, I had to buy more, the Masking tape was a joke. It was so dry that it did not stick to anything including each other. The 5 "Diamond" files are the most useless thing a lot of all of them. You can only use it for 1 wheel. The only thing good is the spray paint itself. Everything else is useless. If you want to buy this, buy extra sandpapers(1 per wheel) and masking tape.

I did it for my dad's car.. If you put the work in it will pay off.. Just be careful with the putty as it goes hard really quickly..

Bottom Line Up Front - this is a perfectly usable product. The description says it provides enough to paint 4 wheels. This is definitely not the case. I started with a blank slate of 4 slightly tired looking rims. I tried to use the sandpaper to take the worst the damage back, but the paper supplied (just the heavy stuff) was sub-standard in quality. Luckily enough, I had some more equivalent paper in the shed, so not an issue. The other paper notably was a much higher quality product that did not fall apart. Once the sanding had happened, I used the paste - no issues at all. Be liberal, there is absolutely loads provided. Then once this is dry, sand it back and you can get a really smooth finish. Next the paint started to go on. I found the can provided was roughly enough to do 4 coats on one wheel, rather than 4 on 4 wheels! The wheels needed 4 coats really to get the deep coverage I wanted. I might have got 2 wheels done if I was a little more sparing, but I'm an amateur at this, so I didn't. I'd recommend buying 2 additional cans of black and one of lacquer if you are doing 4 wheels. If you are a professional - I'd ask why you are considering using rattle cans, but you might have a better chance of success. So - round up. Good quality product. Ensure you buy more sandpaper and paint and it will provide a lovely finish.