Nope, rumor states it's some type of lead based paint which is banned in the US.

 

next time put the dog in the trunk and let it poke it's head through the punch through hole for skis

 

Just ask the dealer who they use and take it to them instead. My dealer charges $180/wheel. I got it fixed by the same people(bypassed the dealer) and they did it for $110.

 

thanks a lot man, i'll definitely check this place out!

 

hahahahaha no more puppy in the car...at all.

thanks a lot guys for the advise...damn it, i dont know what to do now. Cause some of you guys say it wont look perfect, maybe i should just get a new rim...

by the way, there isn't anything wrong with the tire...it just looked like that in the picture. It's perfectly fine, just the rim.

I'll see what the options are, i'll check out the place magicure here in philly

 

lol, she couldn't curb just two and had to turn the car around to curb the third one?

 

When I got the wheel repaired I had a couple of my friends look at the wheel (who hadn't seen it when it was damaged) and neither one could tell where the damage was. Maybe if you used a magnifying glass, but to the naked eye it looks perfect, even after a year since it was repaired.

 

thanks man, i made an appointment with the guys down on Roosevelt.

 

***UPDATE*****

The wheel looks brand new..Magicure did a sick sick job. Thanks Bobmcc!

 

Looks like they did a really good job!!!

 

^ Can't even tell it was ever curbed. Looking good.