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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: mattwyer on 16 March 2008, 12:18
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Hello everyone,
My first time posting on the forum having read it for the last 4 months since getting my GTI. And unfortunately for a sore reason. Came out of the house this morning to be greeted by a big dent in the rear arch and a badly scuffed Monza II 18". Does anyone know of any companies in or around London that can refurbish it? I heard that not all do. Any advise greatly appreciated. Many thanks, Matt
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a company called spitnpolish repair monza II's, not sure where they are based.try googling it. :wink:
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mattwyer welcome to the forum. Hearing about stuff like this makes my blood boil :angry: Did they leave any details?
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Welcome Matt,
Unfortunate subject for a first post :sad:
Wicked wheels are near you and have some good feedback off tyresmoke.
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spitnpolish are in Tonbridge - they have agencies in London so you can do a drop and collect
Alos Lepsons are good - based in Kent
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I didn't think the 18inch Monzas could be refurbed due to their diamond cut finish??? :huh:
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Lepsons definitley do 18" Monzas :-
http://www.tyresmoke.net/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/1209121/page/0/fpart/all/vc/1
includes before and after photos
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Lepsons it is then! Many thanks for all the replies, very much appreciated. And, of course, no they didn't leave their details. That would be far too polite. Matt
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Lepsons definitley do 18" Monzas :-
http://www.tyresmoke.net/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/1209121/page/0/fpart/all/vc/1
includes before and after photos
Wonder what they would look like though after a few months :undecided:
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Monza Rims can be refurbed but there is no company that will be happy repairing them. The diamond cut finish does create problems and the wheels will still look good after a long time.
Its just finding a company thats willing to take the risk and give you a warranty :undecided:
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Monza Rims can be refurbed but there is no company that will be happy repairing them. The diamond cut finish does create problems and the wheels will still look good after a long time.
Its just finding a company thats willing to take the risk and give you a warranty :undecided:
I should tell this to my dealers. I found out at the weekend (after giving the wheels a first polish) that the 'refurbish' i asked for when viewing the car is actualy a repair!!! :shocked: I noticed that the polish made a different noise around a certain part, on closer inspection i could see that the rim edge was rounded at a certain part (the rest of the wheel still had the sharp edge) Cant say im best pleased but it does look OK. They did say that it cost them £30 per wheel........