Nice job, little tip, next time, park the car so that the affected area is rotated to the top, MUCH easier to work on, resulting in an even better finish.
Not a bad idea either but requires more tools and work - need a jack or lift, remove lug nut and also have to make sure you torque it right. If equipped, definitely an option.
I can’t say how well this particular one I used on the induction wheels matches the X wheels but the company does have a kit for every Tesla wheel. I’d suggest ordering the one for your specific wheel zinkwheels.com/pages/tesla-model-x-wheel-touch-up-paint-and-curb-rash-repair Don’t forget to subscribe 😉
Nice job, little tip, next time, park the car so that the affected area is rotated to the top, MUCH easier to work on, resulting in an even better finish.
Ahh. Very good point on the tip. I do have a couple rashes to fix. Will definitely do that. Thanks.
Next time, remove the wheel. It takes 60 secs to remove a wheel.
Not a bad idea either but requires more tools and work - need a jack or lift, remove lug nut and also have to make sure you torque it right. If equipped, definitely an option.
@@theimperfecttesla No need to remove wheel just move the car around until the spot comes to the top when parked
Yup. This is definitely the easiest way to go.
Looks great... thanks for sharing! 🙂
Absolutely. Thanks for the feedback.
That’s a great fix! 👏🏾👏🏾
Yes it is!
Not bad, I’m going to have to do something like this too before the summer wheels go back on in the spring!
Thanks. I appreciate the feedback.
How does it match The tesla model x black base wheels do you know anything sbout that? Thanks!
I can’t say how well this particular one I used on the induction wheels matches the X wheels but the company does have a kit for every Tesla wheel. I’d suggest ordering the one for your specific wheel
zinkwheels.com/pages/tesla-model-x-wheel-touch-up-paint-and-curb-rash-repair
Don’t forget to subscribe 😉
@@theimperfecttesla Thx and i will sub
Ops 😮