diamond machine cut wheel refinish?

does anybody know of a wheel refinish place in socal that can do a DMC finish on the faces? the wheels were originally this finish, but they've since oxidized. i think i hit a pothole too, since one of the lips is slightly bent.

asked rb motoring and they said no, the guys at platinum were unsure, haven't been to tws yet since their driveway is a bitch (no air sus, so i'll fail trying to get in).

thanks!

jack's place can but not cheap.

[QUOTE=ALEXTHESUS*PECT;258478]jack's place can but not cheap.[/QUOTE]

last time i talked to him he said no. i think. HAHA this was a long time ago. i'll give him a call!

actually, talk to albert at TWS... he might be able to do it.
i've seen a set of iforged that got redone in Diamond Cut.
 
if you want to clear TWS driveway, take the entrance closest to the railroad track.

[QUOTE=crazyboi;258551]if you want to clear TWS driveway, take the entrance closest to the railroad track.[/QUOTE]

good tip, might stop by there this afternoon

Take the word diamond out and it is just machine finish like what you do to rotors.
All you need it a wheel lathe and it can be done easily by most any shop.

Velvet Touch in SD does diamond cut

[QUOTE=cheez80;258559]good tip, might stop by there this afternoon[/QUOTE]

he forgot to finish the tip.

take the entrance closer to the railroad, hit the railroad ramp/bump going 50mph, youll launch ur car about 4 feet high and ull land back down into the parking lot.

goodluck.

lol. jk, but it definitely is a bitch if u dont have air...good thing i do =p

I wonder how much Valet Touch charges.  

I checked with TWS and their quote was half the cost of my wheels.

tws quoted me 180/wheel, but they haven't seen the wheels yet. still haven't been by to ask.