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The fuchs 5 spokes along with the lip have been polished. Any suggestions on me painting the centers black again or should I find a shop to restore them?

Bill Gregory

I've painted several sets of Fuchs, using Wurth Lacquer. Probably bought it from Car Care Specialties (they may have an online article about refinishing your wheels). Paint is located at <a href="http://www.carcareonline.com/detail.asp?product_id=11320" target="_blank">http://www.carcareonline.com/detail.asp?product_id=11320</a>

JeremyW964

Like this?

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Thanks for the paint suggestions they do look just like those.

Carl Nall

Just lurking over here, but you could consider foregoing the paint for a different look:

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steve911

do a search on Pelican for 'Al Reed' down in SoCal - he's gotten rave reviews. Also, I think there is a guy up near you in Sacto whose name escapes me.

FLAT6FAN

Al Reed in Anaheim, CA is the man for Fuchs. His prices are fairly reasonable too.

JeremyW964

Very nice Carl - I was considering the full polish on mine - but went with the classic hot wheels look.

FRQTFLR

Just got a quote from AL Reed to refinish my wheels, black centers and polished lip, $50 a wheel. Can anybody that has had Al refinish their wheels report on how the "paint" has held up? Seems like a great deal.

JeremyW964

Mine were done by Al Reed - I looked at many options his was the best - and the best deal - and he had more satisfied buyers. Not sure you can go wrong. If this is an indication - I shipped my wheels all the way from Florida to him! <img src="http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads/nwfront11.jpg" alt=" - " />