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insu

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Hey gang, apologies if this has been posted before I've ran a heap of searches and all I can find is info in other states. Similarily I have searched yellow pages etc and can't find the info i'm after.

Basically I'm after two things,

1) Any places in Brisbane that will repair some scratches (Gutter rash) on a Stock R34 GT-T rim.

2) Any places (possibly same place) that checks to make sure the rims is all perfectly round and if its not if it is at all possible to fix it, or re-shape it etc? I'm not sure if this can be done with a stock alloy such as the R34 Gt-t.

Thanks for any info you have guys.

-Insu

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Brisbane Wheel Repairs

3/ 19 Taylor St

Bowen Hills

QLD, 4006

Australia

Ph: (07) 3852 5377

Albion Wheel Repairs

Alloy Wheel Repairs & Restoration

Address

2/ 16 Taylor St

Albion

QLD, 4010

Australia

Ph: (07) 3852 5399

SirSkyline Experienced

SirSkyline

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Would these repair companies be able to get rid of any buckles in the rims as well?

Yep they sure do. It costed me 100 bucks to get mine fixed from Wheel Revolutions. But they did and average job I gotta take it to depulu to finish it off

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