Diamond cut alloy wheel repair for drivers in Hertfordshire
After a repair, the machined face of each wheel is bright and even again, sealed under fresh lacquer. We strip the wheel, repair it and re-cut the face on our own CNC lathe at Crown Road. A photo quote shows the price and what's involved, so you can decide before anything is booked.
Is diamond cut repair worth it?
Re-cutting keeps the wheels that came with your car, along with their two-tone look. The lathe takes the face back to bright metal the way it was first made, so a scuffed or cloudy wheel reads as one clean surface again. A replacement wheel can end up looking different from the other three, which a re-cut avoids. Shmee150 has filmed a video review of his wheels with us, and our work has earned more than 1,400 five-star Trustpilot reviews.
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What changes after diamond cut repair
A bright face again Scuffs, white spots and cloudy patches are cut away, leaving clean metal across the whole face.

A bright face again
Scuffs, white spots and cloudy patches are cut away, leaving clean metal across the whole face.
Lacquer sealing the metal
A new coat of lacquer goes over the freshly cut surface to keep water and road salt off it. Read more about diamond cut alloy wheel repair.
Your original set kept
The wheels stay the ones fitted to your car, painted back to their original colour behind the bright face.
Ready when you are
Send a photo of the face in good light and you'll know the cost first.
What Hertfordshire drivers ask about diamond cut repair
When is a wheel better replaced than repaired?
Will the repair show afterwards?
What happens if I'm not happy with the finish?
See the price before you decide
One clear photo of the face is enough for us to put a figure on bringing your wheels back to bright metal. Unit 1, 38 Crown Road, Enfield, EN1 1TH · Mon-Fri 8am-6pm · Sat 8am-1pm
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Enfield
EN1 1TH
