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GENERAL STUFF => GENERAL DISCUSSIONS => Random Chit Chat => Topic started by: Hemmi on November 18, 2008, 10:10:05
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Something to fix all the scratches on the front bumper after I drove to far on a parking space
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Thats called a spray gun Hemmi :mrgreen:
Then you need to get a set of parking sensors for the front bumper.
Bummer tho' mate
Brian
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Thats called a spray gun Hemmi :mrgreen:
Then you need to get a set of parking sensors for the front bumper.
Bummer tho' mate
Brian
I was thinking about some kind of pen or crayon etc. but the scratches are probably to deep for that :|
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We've got companies in the UK who will come to your house or workplace and do minor repairs like that, they are usually part of a national network called Chips Plus (the one I use) or Dents Away.
The folks I use repair a panel for £60 (panel being one wing, door, bonnet, boot, alloy wheel, bumper etc)
You not got anything like that in Iceland :?:
Brian
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Brian's right. There's an international company called "chipsaway" which I'm sure have a franchise in the Nordics (is that a word?). They come to you.
I feel your pain and anger, my young feathered Hemmi
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I`m thinking of this http://www.ventureshield.com/ (http://www.ventureshield.com/)
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You not got anything like that in Iceland :?:
No, I don't think so
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sorry about that Hemi, hey you need a new Volvo they won't let you drive into things
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Hi Hemmi.. Hope the scatches aren't too bad
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Hi Hemmi,
In Tassie you can take a piece of your car (eg. say trapdoor of fuel filler or something else removable) and some paint places can match your exact colour and put it in a spray can.
Because of where it is if you sanded it very lightly with very fine "wet & dry" emery paper (you might call it something else) then cleaned it thoroughly in that area to remove any wax it should come up ok with a few light coats of spray and then a couple of clear coat. Just try to do the minimum area while feathering the edge into the existing paint.
I did this once on a silver Honda civic I used to own and the next owner who just happed to be my friends sister-in-law never picked it.
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Ouch Hemmi. I can see why you're upset :?
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Dazz, do you never sleep man :evil: