Wheel Scratch Fix Quick And Easy Wheel Touch Up Kit Universal Colors (Anthracite)

Small package

So far it’s a good product, but not wow. The most important part is how you use it, there’s a specific way to apply it, otherwise you won’t get good results. Take your time and follow the instructions carefully for the best outcome.

This product works very well, just remember it’s not a filler but it will help you smooth and cover. It doesn’t fill like bondo or spackle for a wall, but the included sanding brick helps smooth it out. I think the paint has a nice weight, not too light or heavy and the sponge applicator lets it go on smooth. I applied two coats, if you look up close you can see that it’s covered BUT if you pull back you can’t tell there was damage to the rim. All in all I’m very satisfied, I like that they include everything you need to make this repair. Definitely cost effective and cheaper than taking it to a rim place for repair. I would recommend this product.

It’s a great product it made my wheel look back new like no scratch was ever there I would recommend 10 star

Wish it was easier to pick/get the right colour to match. Used on Model S rims to fix road rash (scraped a curb). Got satin black, which seemed like the closest colour, wish there was a metallic grey. Colour matched better than leaving the exposed metal underneath but definitely not a match for my rim. Looks better than before, so I'm satisfied for the price and speed of delivery, but not much of a colour match. Used my own tape, used the sanding block (pretty coarse) to take off some burs/high spots but not to bother sanding it smooth (cause of poor colour match). Paint pent tip worked well, not messy. Bottom line, better than scratched but wouldn't pick this colour again for my grey metal rims.

My daughter scraped up one of the rims on my new Camry. They weren't very deep but the damage was noticeable in two or three areas on the rim. I found the product was easy to use and the color match was good. You might find the masking tape doesn't work well (it kept falling off) but I used blue painter's tape instead. The key is to start slow & thin. Add more paint as needed. Cheaper than a repair shop for sure.