My wheels on my 2021 Toyota Corolla special edition looked pretty rough from those Baltimore curbs. This helped a ton. The sand paper they give you to even out the scrapes is trash, buy your own. However, the marker matched perfectly and the ugly scratches are completely gone unless you look really close.

Used this pen on my Mustang after getting curb rash when someone pulled out in front of me and I had to swerve off the road. The sanding block is trash "” get your own sandpaper. Other than that, the pen and everything work as they should.

I'll try to upload a video after my most recent repair finishes; I've used it for some simpler curb rash so far, which, while big, was pretty shallow. In those cases, I just sanded it down until I felt it was smooth "enough" for a $20 (really, let's call it $3 because there's still plenty left) repair. Cleaned it up, and then applied the paint to what was about a 3/4 inch long gash of alloy showing through the matte black powder coat.

Some areas which I was able to get flatter and smoother repaired noticeably better. More patience and care will lead to better results. Even so, for the "less" good areas, I'm very pleased with the results. Maybe not quite the professional level, but the value prospect versus buying a new wheel (if they even exist in your style anymore) or paying someone (and possibly losing stickers, plates/plaques, etc, on the wheel in the process, which can have a negative aesthetic impact) is enormous.

Most recently, I had to dodge a reckless driver in my neighborhood and put a good ding in the lip in one of my wheels, as well as some other minor scuffs that had happened over the last year. Currently, the aluminum patch stuff is curing, but it looks like it should do a decent job of cleaning it up. I'll try to remember to get pictures once I'm finished.

If I sanded the scuffs flat, I have no doubt it'd be extremely hard to tell that anything ever happened.

Your mileage may vary; pay careful attention to your wheel color. My Sparco Trofeo 4s in Matte/Satin Black very closely match the matte black paint provided in this kit. After a little bit of natural wear, the color itself is indistinguishable.

I had a curb rash on about 1/4 of my tire's perimeter, was pretty white & scratched up on my matte black rims. The pen color matched really well, you can only see the scratch indents if looking close which no one does. Happy overall!

OK I was so surprised!

I have a new Land Rover and I had a few scratches from a curb. I was going to pay to have it repaired but I decided to use this instead. If you are more than 12 inches from the tire you would never know it was repaired (painted basically) by me.

Very pleased with this product