No, don't think so. At least not that I've seen. When the guy arrives, and after our walk through, I usually just leave him with the car and go about my business. So I don't watch the whole time. I could be wrong though since I don't watch the process.

In my experience with their services, it has never been an issue. No residue or damage to my car paint has ever occurred.

 

I concur... assuming we are still talking about WheelsOnSite... The guy that did my repair (and who's business card I have) was Jason Irby. I parked my car towards the back of my company parking lot so they had room to work, showed them the 3 damaged rims, and came back an hour or two later to see all 4 of them freshly polished and looking like new! I've got a very dark blue color to my car... and I didn't notice any dust or residue on my fenders or elsewhere for that matter.

Looking at the card I have here, It says they do alloy wheel reconditioning on Painted, Machined, and Polished wheels. They also do painted brake calipers, and offer a lifetime warranty... not sure if they could actually paint the wheel though. And their logo has a line underneath that reads: Featuring the Patented WHEELATHE Technology

Anywho, two thumbs way up for WheelsOnSite for sure.

 

Yes, WheelsOnSite is Brian Dean's company. He has hired technicians to help with the business.

 

Sounds good, thanks for the info. Saved for future reference.

 

I dunno that Brian does calipers and custom stuff anymore...I think he is now focused on the mobile buisiness...I spoke with him last year Jan/feb 2011 about doing some custom work on my 911 turbo X50 at the time and he was into the custom stuff...then this year I caught upto him recently...looks like he is outta the custom stuff and focusing on the mobile business, a shift in his business goals and model.

He's a good dude Brian...and from what I've heard so far his outfit does clean quality work...