How to Repair a Damaged Wheel Arch?
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The method for repairing a rusted and damaged wheel arch is as follows: First, cut and remove the rusted and damaged part, then grind and polish to remove as much of the rust as possible. Next, use a piece of sheet metal to create a wheel arch of the same shape, weld it back into place, and then go through a series of processes including grinding, applying putty, polishing, and painting. Below is some related information about wheel arches: 1. The function of wheel arches: They are mainly installed for decorative purposes and to meet the personalized needs of the driver. At the same time, from an aerodynamic perspective, wheel arches also conform to fluid dynamics, helping to reduce the drag coefficient. The presence or absence of wheel arches has little impact on the overall fuel consumption of the vehicle. 2. Benefits of replacing with stainless steel wheel arches and tires: (1) More dazzling appearance; (2) Better cornering limits. 3. Drawbacks of replacing with stainless steel wheel arches and tires: (1) Reduced acceleration power; (2) Decreased comfort.