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Collected my car from the bodyshop on Friday after some remedial work. Really pleased, they even managed to significantly reduce the scuff on the carbon blade, but that will need further work and the car REALLY needs a paint correction as the swirl marks under LED lights are scary bad.

This is the side with the carbon blade that got scuffed. New grills front and back
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The previous grills were grey (the standard ones) wrapped with carbon wrap which had become tatty. I don't do tatty so that needed fixing. Brand new black gloss Audi parts.
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The now not so MASSIVE scuff. It was 5 times the size of this, they did what they could, better than I expect....but still more to do. Have a carbon specialist (race tub building) lined up to have a look at it.
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Rear bumper and both sills painted and sills treated at front edges to reduce stone chipping and all 4 wheels back to metal repaints.
 
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That carbon looks like it'll be repairable to the point where that scuff is almost invisible Housey.

Once it's deburred using a decent sharp denibbling block, filled with resin and re-buffed it'll be invisible :)
 
I hope so. Car is getting close to where I want it but still stuff to do. It needs a proper set up, which I will get Centre Gravity to put on it and a full detail and paint correction. Finally a good service, new oils and we should be all set for the summer. A few people have said I should make the wheels black, but I hate black wheels and think it looks better in graphite grey like they are now.
 
There is not a cat in hells chance I am having black wheels on the car. The graphite just work, the pictures don't do it justice and now they no longer have the offside rear dink in them too, thankfully.
 
This shows off the back end better. My tweaked version compared to the standard version
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Getting there....but now I can not unsee the screws holding the plate on, so those will need sorting.
 
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