Between myself and my other half we may have done this to 1 of my wheels

and by some amazingly large lack of attention the same to a lesser extent to 2 more

I've purchased another set to cosmetically correct the car for everyday use however as they are straight, unbuckled, and uncracked (just mashed on the front)

I was planning on keeping the mullered ones for track use in 2011.

When the weather improves I was also hoping to attempt a DIY pikey refurb & recolour of them (I mean no-one is going to buy them in the state they are!) and wondered if there is any kind of filler that I could use to smooth the surface over once i've filed the worst of the damage down.

Any one have any ideas?

Edited 24 November, 201015 yr by PastyBoy

cant see pictures of your wheels but demon-tweeks do alloy refurb kits for about £30 think the code is aw-kit-01 on web site

Pah!!

For a true pikey refurb maybe try Liquid Metal

or perhaps

Steel Epoxy Putty

And then sand and paint?

I found this thread on DW that seems to be exactly what i was thinking of doing (although they've applied more time and effort and are probably more concerned about the final finish than me!)

and a quick google brough up this on the Bay of E

which looks like the stuff

Edited 24 November, 201015 yr by PastyBoy

Ohhhhh......... may do my own alloys then

how about this

alloy wheel repair kit

alloy wheel repair kit

although a bit steep for what it is me thinks and i don't think it would stretch to do 4 wheels

I was going to say I am aware of a "chemical metal" that might be suitable. Personally I would just sand them right down and paint them gloss black or something