Paint Correction Phx area

[jcun]

Anyone have good recommendations on paint correction in scottsdale or any surrounding areas? Phoenix, gilbert, chandler, anywhere close really.

[Rusty24]

Saw some really good in-person work done by Hyer Quality Detail. They are in Mesa. (480) 703-7217.

[jcun]

Cool I'll look them up thanks!


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[cspcrx]

I have been going to European Detail in Scottsdale for years. They do great work and I am sure they do paint correction. They do a lot of Barret Jackson cars.

[jcun]

Cool I'll try them as well. Anyone heard anything about Pitstop auto detailing in scottsdale? They have good reviews on yelp.

[cspcrx]

nope, sorry.

[phxS4]

Cool I'll try them as well. Anyone heard anything about Pitstop auto detailing in scottsdale? They have good reviews on yelp.

Pitstop is solid. Taken my car there a few times. I personally think they're better than European auto and actually better priced.

[jcun]

Cool went with pit stop and the car looks great! Unfortunately I drove it to San Diego and back and now the bugs got me. Also two rock chips on the windshield


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[jcun]

Side question related to corrections. Anyone know where I can get some wheel damage repaired. Previous owner did some damage on driver side wheels.




I have gotten a quote from one guy for 150 per wheel but he would need the wheels overnight


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[phxS4]

unfortunately - there aren't a whole lot of these wheel repair places out there. And it's a pain in the ass to have done. I've tried a place that part score partners with called express wheels. In my experience the job was extremely low quality, to the point that I thought they made my rims worse. I actually waited down at their place for hours on the fix instead of dropping them off. But I pointed this out to one of the guys and they offered me two things - either a full refund or they would take them off my hands for a couple days and make sure the job was done right.

In all fairness my rims have a special powder coat and I'm the type that combs over work when it's done. So whatever you choose, just take a look at the work when it's done. Even the barrel of the rim to make sure it's not all scarred up from a machine... hope this helps.

[jcun]

Thanks phxs4! I went with rim co out of scottsdale. They came over and did make an improvement over my road rashed wheels. The only thing that wasn't perfect was trying to match the paint. Now i'm looking for the correct paint so i can try to fix it myself. It's only noticeable if you know what you're looking for on the wheel edge.