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Gopher · 05-13-08, 05:38

I hate having to repair them so soon, but on the bright side $120 does not sound unreasonable. I won't try to repair these myself as I have no garage to work in/ would rather just pay to have it done right. I'll work on my body myself, but I've no experience in this and doubt my results would be as nice as 20jettas, though thankfully the damage is less.

Sigh... crappy way to start the morning, but on the bright side I just got an email from coastal tools... apparently they're only in CT so the rotary (makita) I was hoping to receive by friday is presently out for delivery.

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Gopher Registered User Gopher is offline Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 203	Re: Curbed a wheel... what should I expect to pay to refinish? I hate having to repair them so soon, but on the bright side $120 does not sound unreasonable. I won't try to repair these myself as I have no garage to work in/ would rather just pay to have it done right. I'll work on my body myself, but I've no experience in this and doubt my results would be as nice as 20jettas, though thankfully the damage is less. Sigh... crappy way to start the morning, but on the bright side I just got an email from coastal tools... apparently they're only in CT so the rotary (makita) I was hoping to receive by friday is presently out for delivery.