Scratched *sob*
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Scratched *sob*
My pride and joy on the passenger door. OK the damage isn't much but I guarantee I can never have a new anything for longer than 3-4 months without something happening.
By the looks of it by a shopping trolley (just a guess as there's no paint just scratches). The damage is no bigger than the size of a five pence piece and is not that deep. My guess is that I could probably sort it myself but I really am **** with cars. Clean, polish, fill up and check levels is the limit of my expertise and I'm not afraid to admit it
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Any tips for a novice scratch repairer ? Or should I play it safe and let the dealer sort it with the 10K service ? (which will probably kick in at the end of Sept).
Ta
By the looks of it by a shopping trolley (just a guess as there's no paint just scratches). The damage is no bigger than the size of a five pence piece and is not that deep. My guess is that I could probably sort it myself but I really am **** with cars. Clean, polish, fill up and check levels is the limit of my expertise and I'm not afraid to admit it
. Any tips for a novice scratch repairer ? Or should I play it safe and let the dealer sort it with the 10K service ? (which will probably kick in at the end of Sept).
Ta
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Originally Posted by EBRWRX
My pride and joy on the passenger door. OK the damage isn't much but I guarantee I can never have a new anything for longer than 3-4 months without something happening.
By the looks of it by a shopping trolley (just a guess as there's no paint just scratches). The damage is no bigger than the size of a five pence piece and is not that deep. My guess is that I could probably sort it myself but I really am **** with cars. Clean, polish, fill up and check levels is the limit of my expertise and I'm not afraid to admit it .
Any tips for a novice scratch repairer ? Or should I play it safe and let the dealer sort it with the 10K service ? (which will probably kick in at the end of Sept).
Ta
By the looks of it by a shopping trolley (just a guess as there's no paint just scratches). The damage is no bigger than the size of a five pence piece and is not that deep. My guess is that I could probably sort it myself but I really am **** with cars. Clean, polish, fill up and check levels is the limit of my expertise and I'm not afraid to admit it
. Any tips for a novice scratch repairer ? Or should I play it safe and let the dealer sort it with the 10K service ? (which will probably kick in at the end of Sept).
Ta
I would suggest you consider taking it to somewhere like littleknocks, who specialise in repairing such damage. I'd avoid the dealer as a first option as they'll probably charge a lot more to sort it!
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